Reiki Attunements in Clawson, Michigan
Clawson is a compact 2.2-square-mile Detroit suburb in southern Oakland County, one of the smallest and most walkable communities in the county, sitting about 12 miles north of downtown Detroit and completely surrounded by Troy and Royal Oak.
Branded the 'Little City with a Big Heart,' it packs an indie downtown of restaurants, shops and a historic 1941 theater into tight, affordable older neighborhoods. Its best-known attraction, Leon & Lulu, fills a former roller rink that still has its skates and hockey scoreboard. Population peaked at 17,617 in 1970, then declined roughly 35% to 11,389 by the 2020 census. Leon & Lulu — a furniture and lifestyle store set in the historic Ambassador Roller Rink; it still displays roller skates, floor practice marks, a hockey scoreboard and old trophies. Clawson Theater (1941), now home to Three Cats Restaurant. The Clawson Steak House, a longtime downtown dining fixture. Three Cats Restaurant and Bar, from chef Matt Prentice, occupies the historic 1941 Clawson Theater. Clawson Public Schools serves the entire city; the private Japhet School relocated there in 2013. Small, fully urban residential suburb of just 2.20 square miles (all land) known for compact, older, affordable housing. Each lesson is self-directed, a complementary practice that leaves room for rest.
Reiki practice is an unregulated complementary field in the US, so requirements vary by state and setting. We recommend checking any local rules that apply to your situation.
How did Clawson come to be?
The name 'Clawson' comes from a misspelling of the surname of early settler John C. Lawson.
