Cupping Therapy
Cupping Therapy: What It Is
Cupping therapy is a traditional therapeutic technique where specially designed cups are placed on the skin to create gentle suction. This therapy has been used for centuries across various cultures to support overall wellness and muscle recovery. It is commonly used alongside other treatments to promote relaxation and relieve tension. It can be categorized as a supportive therapy.
How Cupping Therapy Works
During cupping therapy, suction is created inside the cups, which gently lifts the skin and underlying tissues. This process helps encourage blood flow to the targeted area and supports the body’s natural healing response. Cups may remain in place for a short period or be gently moved depending on the treatment goals.
Benefits of Cupping Therapy
Cupping therapy may help reduce muscle tension, improve circulation, and promote relaxation. Many people find it helpful for supporting recovery from physical activity and easing areas of stiffness. It can also contribute to an overall sense of wellbeing when used as part of a balanced treatment plan.
Supplement your treatments with cupping therapy! The following are a list of concerns that may qualify for this therapy:
Stress & tension-related concerns
Physical tension related to stress
Head and neck tightness associated with tension
General relaxation and wellbeing support
Circulation & tissue health
Areas of poor circulation
Muscle knots or trigger points
Fascial tightness
Soft tissue restrictionS
Wellness & complementary care
Supporting the body’s natural healing response
Enhancing the effects of massage or physical therapy
Promoting overall relaxation
Muscle & joint concerns
Muscle tightness or tension
General muscle soreness
Neck and shoulder tension
Lower and upper back discomfort
Joint stiffness
Overuse or repetitive strain issues
Sports & activity-related support
Post-exercise muscle recovery
Athletic muscle fatigue
Reduced flexibility or range of motion
Pre- and post-workout recovery support
This content is intended for informational purposes only and does not replace individualized medical or chiropractic care. Cupping therapy may not be suitable for all individuals, and results can vary. A thorough evaluation by a licensed healthcare professional is recommended before beginning any new treatment.