Advanced Myofascial Cupping Course

Description

Discover the transformative power of Cupping Therapy through our unique and comprehensive course. This course includes both theory and practical hands-on education over 2 days. Unlike traditional courses that focus on a single type of Cupping Therapy, our program is designed to equip you with a wide array of skills and techniques backed by research.

Elevate your practice by offering clients a spectrum of treatments targeting various concerns through myofascial cupping, you’ll gain the knowledge to provide tailored treatments that yield the therapeutic outcomes your clients seek. This new set of skills will empower you, save your body and hands, and set you apart in today’s oversaturated market. With approvals from leading associations, you’ll not only practice cupping legally and with insurance, but also gain a competitive edge.

Additionally, exclusive cupping sets will be available for purchase at the course, ensuring you have the essential tools for your enhanced practice.
Limited spaces available.

Class Times

• All students to arrive at approx. 8:30am for registration and check-in.
• Class starts 9:00am and ends at 5:00pm

Required Course Materials:

• Cupping Therapy manual (Provided on the first day of the course)
• Cupping tools (Various types, available for purchase during the course; inquire via email)
• Disinfectant wipes
• Massage oil
• 2 flat sheets, 1 pillow, 3 medium-sized towels (hand towels)
• Hand sanitizer and gloves
• Pen and notepad for note-taking
• Comfortable, loose-fitting clothing for practical sessions

Course Modules

Module 1: Introduction to Myofascial Cupping

1. Overview of cupping therapy history and principles
2. Types of cupping tools and materials used
3. Benefits, precautions, and contraindications
4. Role of myofascial cupping in massage therapy
5. Myofascial system overview
6. Infection control precautions

Module 2: Techniques for Myofascial Cupping

1. Stationary and sliding cupping techniques
2. Pressure and duration guidelines
3. Indications for myofascial cupping
4. Precautions and contraindications
5. Integration with other modalities

Module 3: Myofascial Cupping for Specific Body Areas

1. Techniques for back, neck, shoulders, hips, legs, and feet
2. Addressing common conditions
3. Modifying techniques for different clients
4. Communication and client education tips

Module 4: Advanced Myofascial Cupping Techniques

1. Dynamic cupping for movement and active release
2. Techniques with instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM)
3. Addressing common conditions such as tension headaches, shoulder impingement, and plantar fasciitis
4. Developing treatment plans