Short answer: No. Jainism does not endorse the chakra healing philosophy.

What this means in Jain context:

• Chakra systems (energy centers) come from Hindu and some Buddhist yogic traditions. They are not part of Jain cosmology or karma theory.
• Jain practices focus on purifying the soul: right faith, right knowledge, right conduct; austerities, mindful meditation (like samayik and equanimity), and ethical living to reduce karma.
• There are meditative and breathing practices in Jainism, but they are not framed around chakras or energy centers in the way chakra healing describes.
• If someone mentions chakras within a Jain context, it is usually a personal or syncretic influence rather than a core Jain teaching. Different Jain traditions (Digambar and Śvetāmbara) emphasize similar aims (spiritual purification) but do not base them on chakra theory.

If you’d like, I can share how Jain meditation and purification practices are described in authentic Jain sources.