Villalobos Vitality

Nurture a meaningful, powerful, & purposeful life through the connection of mind, body, & spirit with

Energy Medicine

Kansas City
Reiki Healing

Alejandra Villalobos-McAnderson

There is Energy flowing through us all the time. It is the Life Force that propels us, connecting us to the land and to each other. Sometimes that energy gets stuck or depleted – affected by negative thoughts or experiences. Energy Medicine releases the blocks that are keeping you from your truest self, allowing your own energetic power to flow throughout your body to allow you to heal and thrive.

My name is Alejandra (Alex) Villalobos-McAnderson and I am a licensed holistic Energy Medicine practitioner, Mindful Leadership & Corporate Energy Coach. I guide athletes, entrepreneurs, and high-performing business leaders to embrace intuitive and powerful leadership practices. I am committed to providing support and guidance to all of my clients and the KC community through a variety of services.

Healing

Energy Medicine relieves emotional stress, can aid in recovery from physical illness and improves overall well-being, and mental health.

COACHING

Harness the power of Energy, Intuition, and Mindfulness by connecting to your Highest Self. It’s time to create the life that you want to live!

CORPORATE

Workshops and Retreats to foster healthy competition and team camaraderie and release unproductive and often downright toxic behaviors in the workplace.

Apprenticeship

My Intuitive Learning Program is for anyone who wants to explore their unique gifts and learn how to live a heart-led life.

Events

See all upcoming healing circles and events.

Exclusive Offering

Experience Reikin™

Reikin™ (Reiki with Ketamine Infusion) is a new healing modality created at aNu Aesthetics by Dr. Cristyn Watkins and Villalobos Vitality, offered exclusively in their KC office. You won’t find this anywhere else!

In this alternative therapy procedure, ayahuasca plant medicine meets the safety net of a clinical environment.

Reikin™ combines the principles of Reiki and IV Ketamine, an FDA-approved medication administered by a licensed professional, to provide optimum benefits to treat anxiety, depression, PTSD, OCD, and many other mental health conditions.

Learn more about Reikin™ and book your session here.

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On this Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we honor the resilience, strength, and cultural endurance of Native peoples while reflecting on one of the most devastating chapters in U.S. history—the Trail of Tears. This forced relocation of at least 60,000 Native Americans from their ancestral lands, starting in the 1830s, is often understated. Historians argue that this number represents only a fraction of those displaced, as Native populations, once in the millions, were decimated to less than 400,000 by the end of the 19th century. Disease, starvation, and exposure claimed thousands of lives during these forced migrations, but the long-term impacts on Indigenous cultures were profound. The attempt to erase their way of life, language, and connection to the land was a clear act of violence rooted in colonization and expansionism .

Despite this, Native cultures have not only survived but continue to thrive. Traditions, languages, and stories persist through oral history, ceremonies, and art. In particular, the ribbon skirts worn by First Nations women hold immense significance, representing more than just clothing—they are powerful symbols of identity, resistance, and connection to the land. Each ribbon, each color, and each pattern tells a story, passed down through generations, reminding the world that Native cultures can never be erased. This form of cultural storytelling is not unique to one tribe or nation but is a universal thread among Indigenous peoples. From the textiles of Mexican Indigenous communities to the beadwork of the Plains tribes, every element of dress and ceremony is imbued with history, meaning, and survival.

As we remember the Trail of Tears and the systemic efforts to eradicate Native peoples, we must also acknowledge the strength of Indigenous women, men, and families who continue to fight for their rights, sovereignty, and cultural preservation. Their resilience is proof that despite centuries of colonization and violence, Indigenous cultures remain vibrant and unbreakable. Today, let us share the real history and stand in solidarity with Native peoples in their ongoing struggle for justice and recognition.
Join us for the next 30 days in the Kindness Campaign starting October 14th!

Every act of kindness, no matter how small, creates ripples of positivity both within and around us. When we’re kind, we lower stress, improve our mood, and even boost our immune system. It builds stronger connections, fosters trust, and enhances our sense of belonging. Externally, kindness creates a ripple effect in our communities, encouraging others to pay it forward. Together, we can shift the energy around us and make our world a brighter place.

Let’s commit to kindness and see how it transforms our lives, our hearts, and the world.

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Join me on Wednesday, October 9th, from 6-7 PM at the @keystoneinnovationdistrict as we dive into the immigrant experience and discuss how we can transform our communities by embracing truth and rejecting the fear and lies often spread about immigrants. This is about more than changing the narrative—it’s about dismantling the harmful programming that holds our communities back.

I’m honored to be on the panel representing @eyeofanimmigrant , and I invite you to come with an open heart and mind to learn, connect, and heal. We’ll explore how immigrants and refugees bring immense value to our community, while facing barriers that limit their potential. Kansas City has a rich history of welcoming newcomers—let’s build on that legacy.

Come and educate yourself about how we can create a truly inclusive community that supports and uplifts everyone. Together, we can make a difference.

Location: Keystone CoLAB, 800 E 18th St, Kansas City, MO
Attendance is free, no registration required!
Feliz Cumpleaños Coco! 🧡

I want to take a moment to publicly thank my Mom for the incredible woman that she is. One of my favorite things about mi Madre is her unshakable faith and trust in God. She has such a giving spirit, always offering her time to those who need it. Whether it’s feeding the homeless, cooking for her church, or bringing food to a sick elder, she gives so much of herself. I’m grateful that she passed down that same passion to give back to the community and leave things better than we found them.

Our relationship wasn’t always easy growing up, but in recent years we’ve worked on building a friendship and getting to know each other as women and as Mothers. One of the greatest gifts my Abuelita left us when she transitioned was the transformation of our relationship. That week we spent together helping my Abuelita through her final days shifted everything between us. For the first time, we truly saw each other—not through the lens of hurt or judgment, but with love and understanding. Any pain or sins we had committed toward one another were forgiven, and our hearts were open. Now, when I think about my Mom, I think of the love she pours into everything she does, especially her food. I love her for everything she is, from her wild driving to her magical hugs, to her thoughtfulness.

I’m so proud of all she has accomplished. When I think of her journey migrating here from Mexico, pregnant with my brother, towing four children under six, and leaving everything behind, I’m in awe. All she had were backpacks and a suitcase, yet she managed to create a beautiful world for us out of nothing.

Mom, thank you for being mi Madre, for your endless love, and for continuing to grow. Whether through your faith, your giving spirit, or your endless acts of service, you show me every day what it means to live with purpose and love. I’m so grateful for the fire, the passion, and all the parts of you that live on through me. Thank you for being an amazing Grandmother to my children and for loving them so fiercely. I love you with all my heart. Te Amo🧡🫶🏽😘
At 4:30 AM, I was stirred awake by intense Pain, first in my Ovaries, then radiating through my uterus, hips, and lower back. At first, I thought it was just the final stage of my Moon Time, but as I moved and felt the pain deepen, I realized what day it was. My mind had forgotten, but my Body knew. It’s been a year since my little Womb Baby took Spirit form, and my Body, in its Wisdom, carried that Memory.

In that moment, I knew I needed to honor Her in a Sacred way. I returned to the Tree that helped me through Her transition, decorating it with Flowers for Her and for all Spirit Children. As I placed the Flowers, a small Gray Feather appeared—right in the spot where I was arranging them. It was a quiet, powerful reminder of the Sacredness of this journey.

September 30th holds deep meaning for me, not only because of my personal loss but also because it’s the day I honor the Native Children lost at Haskell. For those unfamiliar with its history, Haskell was once a residential school where Native Children were forcibly taken to be stripped of their Indigeneity—of their Culture, Language, and Spiritual Practices. These schools aimed to “kill the Indian, save the man,” and many Native Children faced horrific abuse—Physical, Sexual, Emotional. Many never made it home. I go to the Baker Wetlands to remember and honor them, and it’s always an emotional experience. The day is filled with both Grief and Beauty.

As I sang during the Ceremony today, I heard voices joining mine. At first, I thought it must be the Frogs in the Water, but then I realized—no, it was Them. The voices of the Lost Children. And where the ground was dry and cracked last year, today it was lush, full of Life. Nature reminding me how quickly things can change when we allow for nature to heal.

But today, my heart also honors all Children fighting for their lives—those in Congo, Sudan, Palestine, Lebanon. Our own Children here in foster care, Children in Mexico & South America.  Innocent Children in places that are hurting, fighting battles they should never have to face. They, too, are Sacred, and they, too, deserve our Prayers, our Love, and our Action.

Aho Metakayasin
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“When your day-to-day life is full and on the go, stepping into an energy session with Alex is like a breath of fresh air. Your world slows down and you are able to be present during the session because of the calming and safe presence she brings. Whether it is your first reiki session or your 5th, Alex always makes sure you are comfortable and taken care of. Afterward, you walk away feeling lighter- spiritually and emotionally – from the release of stuck energy or emotions that no longer serve you.”

Dr. Michelle Robin

Dr. Michelle Robin Doctor of Chiropractic, Chief Wellness Officer, Fellow Acupuncture Society of America, Certified Chiropractic Wellness Practitioner, Founder of Your Wellness Connection