About
Regina Woods DeCarlo

My name is Regina Woods DeCarlo and I am so happy that you found me and my site! Welcome!
On my website, you can learn about my offerings in Reiki, Aquatic and Financial arenas. All three may seem completely independent of each other, yet to me, all are codependent upon each other. For all areas, I tap into my Higher Being, align myself and feel a natural flow. I stay in the process of feeling energy and focusing this energy for Healing.
I started my career in the Financial Industry. I had a strong analytical mind and was detailed oriented. I was a rule follower and liked order. Working systematically with numbers and setting up processes was my skill set. It was a place I could be non-emotional and focused. I was very good at my job and at a young age becoming a Vice President at Mutual Fund Company and loved my role.
When our second child was born, I was called to stay at home and was supported by my husband. I have always been a natural caregiver and was excited to be able to support the lives of our children, and noticed at the same time, I was relearning and growing by teaching them. In each situation that they experienced there would be lingering feelings within me of old stories coming up to be healed. As a child, I was “always too emotional” or “too sensitive” and I saw these qualities as negative. Observing my children growing, I realized that the “too much” was all feelings that were not properly felt and expressed. By supporting them, I began to support myself.
While staying at home, I completed my Masters of Arts at New York University and thought I would go back in the work force. Instead, after our third child was born, I was drawn to teach in the water. I always felt at home in the water and spent my summers at the beach. Whether I was swimming on a team, playing with my sisters, or clamming, it was always in the water. It was where I was happiest and the minute my feet hit the water and sand, I found my calm and flow. I wanted to share my love for the water with children at first and then the more I learned, the more I loved teaching adults.
Alongside earning aquatic certifications, I was drawn to learn Reiki. I integrated western and eastern healing practices in our home. I sought out learning and going to practitioners in osteopathy, acupuncture, cranial sacral and homeopathy. I thought by learning Reiki, I could limit the need of these practitioners and offer this healing energy to my family. I started to learn for others, and never expected or really admitted until then, how much I needed the healing.
I fell in love with myself by learning Reiki. It allowed me to feel such alignment within myself and to know my true nature. I still continued seeing the various practitioners and weaved them into the care, which now also included Reiki. Reiki allowed me to see the sensitivity that I have always had, was truly a gift and I became so grateful for the intuitive guidance that I received from it. The practices of Reiki allow me to center myself, stay honest with myself and bring the healing inward. I am human, I experience learning lessons, and now when I do, I have the resources to guide me through them.
Reiki has also allowed me to stay focused on financial tasks in managing the care of my Elders. Where when I was younger, I separated my life and worked in the Business world, now I work in a financial setting that is emotional at times and I can stay focus to do the task at hand. Each one of my skillsets allows me to better myself in another. I continue to find my flow teaching flow in aquatic classes and being in the water for my own practice or exercise.
I now see myself as a caregiver that can love deeper and help more when I stay in my alignment and flow. Allowing others to feel their truth and flow is a gift. The greatest feeling is when I see our children in their late teens and twenties, listen to their inner voice and find the flow in their lives.
I am here to support you and support you finding the Flow in your life, whether it be in the water or on land.
With Reiki blessings,
~Regina Woods DeCarlo
