Exploring the Healing Potential of Cupping: SFHs Specialized Course

 Founded and supervised by Ms. Linda Hoppe, Seminars for Health Today is one of the best distributors of medical training to healthcare professionals In Canada, Australia and the United States of America. As a certified Physiotherapist, Ms. Linda Hoppe has compiled 30+ years of experience in treatment, instructing and course development. Today, she educates healthcare professionals on the following: 

  1. Orthopaedic massage 

  2. Kinetic massage 

  3. Assisted - Stretching therapy 

  4. Oncology massage 

  5. Client Strategy Development  

What Is Cupping?

In recent times, Cupping has emerged as an alternative treatment where therapists place cups on your skin to create suction and reduce inflammation, enhance relaxation, moderate blood flow, etc. 


The two types of Cupping used in modern medication are:


  1. Dry Cupping: After placing a glass or cup on the skin, the warm air is vacuumed and suctioned out. This increases blood circulation at a specific point, causing quicker recovery from injury, better mobility and reduced muscular tension.   


  1. Bleeding Cupping: In this method of Cupping, a needle will be used to slightly puncture your skin before the glass cups are used to suction blood. This method allows the release of harmful toxins.  


Seminars For Health Cupping Course: 

Designed to maintain perfect harmony and synchronization, our Cupping courses focus on specific body parts operated on during this procedure. We also provide impertinent knowledge on fundamentals regarding safety and efficiency to maintain patients' well-being. Our cupping course Includes the following: 


  1. Cupping Fundamentals and Safety: revolving around basics that are to be followed by specialists, this segment includes: 

    1. History of Cupping 

    2. Various classifications of Cupping 

    3. Common Cupping practices 

    4. Cupping therapy 

    5. Blood vessel circulation 

    6. Vacuum effects 

    7. Cupping therapy Guidelines 

    8. Cupping benefits 

    9. Benefits of Cupping 


  1. Applying the Cup: The overall procedure of Cupping and how to make it effective includes: 

    1. Applying the cup 

    2. Flash cupping 

    3. Moving the cup 

    4. Guidelines for applications of cup 

    5. Monitoring cupping treatments 


  1. Shoulder Cupping: Cupping techniques regarding different heads of the shoulder, such as:

    1. Dynamic shoulder cupping techniques 

    2. DC of the scapular region 

    3. Final Flush of the shoulders 

    4. Shoulder Quiz 


  1. Lower back cupping: Involves cupping procedures such as 

    1. Warm Up procedures and quadratus Lumborum Release 

    2. Cupping for upper Gluteal regions 

    3. Cupping for lower Gluteal region 

    4. Stegosaurus Fundamentals 

 

  1. Hip and Thigh Cupping: 

    1. Safe draping 

    2. Warmups and stationery layouts 

    3. Lifting techniques 

    4. Hamstring cupping 

    5. Alternate ITB technique


Each segment of this Seminars for Health course is properly followed by a quiz which tests healthcare professionals on the fundamentals, theories and techniques they have learned. This course also requires a video assignment that has to be submitted in the aftermath of the course, allowing students to showcase their learning. Their video quality and education will make them eligible for an SFH's Cupping Degree.  

Conclusion: 


SFH has employed the best physiotherapist with ample experience to guide their medical professionals. Covering important muscles such as hips, things, shoulders and lower back. Cupping is a medical practice that carries a lot of stigmas and myths, and it is also a concept that needs open-mindedness. SFH efforts do just that by reiterating safety fundamentals and driving effective treatment. Beyond theoretical knowledge, Seminars For Health's certification also helps specialists and therapists enhance their credibility in the market.   

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