reiki chikitsa (Japanese: ライキシカ; Chinese: 佩滤椊; lit. Healing Splits) is a traditional Japanese healing method that utilizes a combination of visual and tactile healing. It is used to relieve a wide variety of ailments and health conditions. The method is based on the theory that the body is a vast network of nerves and that stimulation of the nerves can result in the release of various body fluids, including hormones, which have an effect on the body's functions. The goal of reiki chikitsa is to stimulate the flow of energy throughout the entire body and to restore balance and harmony.

The method consists of a series of hand gestures that are made to stimulate the energy flow in different areas of the body. These hand gestures are made by placing the fingers in different shapes, such as shapes of the human body, and making various moves, such as pushing, pulling, and tapping. The theory behind reiki chikitsa is that energy flows through the body and is what causes it to be alive. If one's energy is low, then one is more likely to get sick or feel stress, and if it is high, one is more capable of being happy and healthy.