The Art of Myofascial Cupping
– When East Meets West
The Art of Myofascial Cupping
– When East Meets West
This course equips practitioners with the skills to enhance patient conditions through cupping therapy, a technique rooted in traditional medicine. Participants will learn various cupping methods, including specific techniques, contraindications, and how to create tinctures and lotions.
The course emphasizes the physiological benefits of cupping, such as improved nutrient exchange, enhanced lymphatic and blood circulation, reduced tissue adhesions, and optimized function of fascia, muscles, joints, and organs. By integrating principles from both Eastern and Western medicine, practitioners will be able to safely apply cupping therapy, which is designed to be non-invasive and beneficial for patient rejuvenation and health maintenance while minimizing strain on the practitioner’s body.
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This comprehensive course delves into the effects and benefits of the ancient art of Myofascial Cupping Therapy. Participants will explore a range of topics, including:
History of Cupping: Understanding the origins and evolution of this therapeutic practice.
Medicinal Styles of Cupping.
Contraindications: Identifying conditions where cupping may not be appropriate.
Cupping Procedures and Techniques: Engage in hands-on practice to master strokes and procedures.
Systems Affected: Explore conditions treatable with Myofascial Cupping and its relationship to both Eastern and Western medicine.
Myofascial and Joint Effects: Understand the impact on inflammation, tendonosis, scars, adhesions, muscles, tendons, fascia, lymphatics, and skin.
Myofascial Connections: Discover the interconnectedness of body systems through cupping.
Methods of Treatment: Learn different approaches to applying cupping therapy effectively.
Case Studies : Review real-life supporting cupping therapy.
Explore how cupping affects emotions, releases hormones, and boosts the immune system.
Making Your Own Herbal Potions: Gain insights into creating tinctures and lotions to complement your practice.
Course Overview:
Course Goals:
This course aims to empower practitioners with the knowledge and skills to enhance patient care through the ancient art of cupping. Participants will learn specific techniques using various types of cups and strokes, their applications, contraindications, and how to create personalized tinctures and lotions. By the end of the course, practitioners will be equipped to integrate these tools into their practice effectively.
The curriculum will impart techniques designed to accelerate healing, improve range of motion, and optimize the function of fascia, muscles, joints, the immune system, and organs. Cupping therapy employs negative pressure techniques to enhance nutrient exchange, facilitate lymphatic and blood flow, reduce adhesions, and improve Qi. This course seamlessly blends Eastern medicine with Western medical techniques and anatomical knowledge.
Cupping therapy is a physiologically sound, non-invasive method that serves as a universal remedy for rejuvenation, prevention, and treatment. Additionally, it places less stress on the practitioner's body while promoting the health and well-being of their patients.
Certification
Participants will receive electronic course materials, and upon completion of the seminar, they will be awarded a certificate of attendance, recognized by the Federation of State Massage Therapy Boards (FSMTB).
Eligibility
The seminar is open to physiotherapists, physiotherapy assistants, wellness professionals, chiropractors, and osteopaths.
The maximum number of participants is 12.
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