Cupping Massage Therapy Certificate Course

Master Cupping Massage! With the guide to modern professional cupping therapy

What you'll learn

Elevate your massage practice and confidently stand out by mastering silicone and vacuum cupping therapy

How to do facial cupping along with static, dynamic movement and flash cupping techniques

To work on specific areas and conditions all over the body with a wide variety of techniques

How to safely and effectively apply cupping to ensure the best results possible without causing harm

Master step-by-step cupping treatments for plantar fasciitis, tennis elbow, hamstring issues, low back pain, sciatica and many more

Includes 4 hours of on-demand video and a 48 Page PDF Course Guide with pictures

Requirements

There are none but having a cupping set will help before you start. We are going to use pump handle and silicone cups mostly

Description

In this online massage course, manual osteopath and registered massage therapist Mike Everson is going to guide you through how to do modern cupping massage. Cupping therapy is an ancient alternative medicine practice that involves placing cups on the skin to create suction. The cups can be made of various materials such as glass, bamboo, plastic and silicone. It's believed to promote healing by increasing blood flow to a specific area of the body and improving the flow of energy. In recent years, cupping has come out of nowhere and exploded to massive popularity worldwide most likely due to professional athletes singing its praises like Michael Phelps, which has thrust it to the forefront for massage therapists, physiotherapists and a variety of health practitioners. Cupping therapy is often used to relieve pain, reduce inflammation, improve blood flow, and promote relaxation. It is commonly used in clinics and spas for conditions such as back pain, neck pain, digestive disorders, and general pain conditions. It is also believed to help with respiratory issues and certain chronic pain conditions. You can study and complete this entire course in the comfort of your own home with lifetime access to the videos in case you need to go back, review and re-inspire yourself!In this course you are going to learn:> Cupping techniques for a wide variety of common conditions > The theory behind how and why cupping works  > The different styles and techniques you can use to get the best results > Massage techniques that anyone from beginner to pro can learn from to elevate their health and wellness practiceEnroll now! Grow your knowledge base and practice today!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Download the PDF Course Guide

Section 2: Getting to Know Cupping Massage Therapy

Lecture 3 Physiological Effects of Cupping

Lecture 4 Cupping and the Muscular System

Lecture 5 Cupping and the Lymphatic System

Lecture 6 Benefits of Cupping on Sports Performance

Lecture 7 Cupping and Trigger Point Massage

Lecture 8 Contraindications

Lecture 9 Cautionary Sites

Lecture 10 Types of Cups (Pros and Cons)

Section 3: Applying Cupping Therapy

Lecture 11 What to Use with Cups

Lecture 12 Applying and Removing Cups

Lecture 13 Cupping Pressure

Lecture 14 Flash Cupping

Lecture 15 Stationary Cupping

Lecture 16 Dynamic Movement Cupping

Lecture 17 Cupping Marks

Lecture 18 Cleaning the Cups

Section 4: Cupping Massage Treatments

Lecture 19 Before we Start

Lecture 20 Plantar Fasciitis and Ankle Pain

Lecture 21 Hamstrings

Lecture 22 Sciatica and the Glutes

Lecture 23 Low Back Pain

Lecture 24 General Back Pain

Lecture 25 Shoulder and Neck Tension

Lecture 26 IT Band Syndrome

Lecture 27 Common Lower Leg Pain

Lecture 28 Knee Pain and Swelling

Lecture 29 The Quads

Lecture 30 Abdominal Issues

Lecture 31 Frozen Shoulder/Tight Pecs

Lecture 32 Elbow Issues/Tennis Elbow

Lecture 33 Carpal Tunnel and Cubital Tunnel Syndrome

Lecture 34 Lung Issues

Lecture 35 Full Body Cupping Techniques Review and Practice Time

Lecture 36 Facial Cupping Sequence

Lecture 37 Facial Cupping Review and Practice Time

Section 5: Conclusion

Lecture 38 Conclusion

Massage Therapists,Physiotherapists,Chiropractors,Osteopaths,Acupuncturists,Sports Therapists,Health Enthusiasts,Athletes