EASTERN AND WESTERN CUPPING TECHNIQUES

EASTERN AND WESTERN CUPPING TECHNIQUES

The Cupping Therapy course is designed to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the ancient therapeutic technique of cupping

By École Setsuko

Date and time

Saturday, June 8 · 10am - 6pm EDT

Location

1564 Chem. Herron suite 208

1564 Chemin Herron #suite 208 Dorval, QC H9S 1B7 Canada

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  • 8 hours

Eastern and Western Cupping Techniques

The Cupping Therapy course is designed to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the ancient therapeutic technique of cupping. This course explores cupping therapy’s theory, techniques, and practical applications, allowing participants to effectively integrate this modality into their practice.

Through a combination of theoretical instruction, demonstrations, and hands-on practice, participants will learn about the history and principles of cupping therapy. They will explore the different types of cups used, including silicone, glass, and plastic, and become proficient in various cupping techniques such as stationary, sliding, and flash cupping.

The course will cover the physiological and therapeutic effects of cupping, including its ability to increase blood circulation, relieve muscle tension, stimulate the lymphatic system, and promote deep relaxation. Participants will learn to assess clients’ needs and incorporate cupping therapy into comprehensive treatment plans, considering contraindications and precautions.

Participants will develop essential skills in cupping application, including proper cup placement, manipulation, and removal techniques. They will also learn to identify and respond to common client reactions and adapt cupping therapy based on individual client needs and preferences.

Practical training will be a significant component of the course, allowing participants to gain hands-on experience under the guidance and supervision of experienced instructors. They can practice cupping techniques on fellow participants, integrating feedback and refining their skills.

By the end of the course, participants will have the knowledge and proficiency to incorporate cupping therapy confidently into their practice. Using this ancient and highly beneficial therapeutic modality, they will be able to effectively address a range of client concerns, such as pain management, muscular tension, sports injuries, and stress-related conditions.

We will look at Holistic placement using Acupressure points (TCM), Marma points (Ayurveda), and Hyjama Points (Islamic), as well as specific treatment plans for different injuries through the body.

Date: June 8, 2024 at 10am -6pm

Location: 1564 Chem. Herron Suite 208, Dorval, QC H9S 1B7

Cost: $300

Credit: 30

Student Supplies needed: Silicone cupping set and Static (hard) cups set.

Links to order Cups: * You can order any set you like, these are examples*

Static Hard Cups: https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B0C465T582/ref=ewc_pr_img_2?smid=AKQPXCZV21W19&th=1

Silicone: https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B092KQGBJD/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A39DT51SKS3OHI&psc=1

**Practice cups are available to use at the school, but for sanitary reasons its better to bring in your own set**

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Ecole Setsuko is a holistic health education school that offers both workshops for general interest and full certification programs in the field of natural therapy, massage therapy, acupressure and energy work. Located in Montreal, Quebec for our on-site teaching clinics and in person training, while students abroad can access our remote online platforms and receive virtual support.

Our unique approach to learning includes a multidimensional awareness to health, wellness and balance. Each educational component is accompanied by an IN-body, somatic experience. In this way, combining the physical, emotional and energetic/spiritual aspects of our lives encourage harmony and balance. Without this flow, the dis-stress in our lives, can eventually show up as physical pain, emotional unrest, mental instability or a diagnosed dis-ease. 

My number one goal is to create awareness for my clients, who is essentially a student of their own life. I have a strong sense of community and family life, always striving to find balance between work/personal/self-care and development. Part of this inspiration comes from my ancestors, who have guided me along this path of service and healing. My teachers are old souls who have a wealth of knowledge and experience and I serve as the bridge between the older and newer generations. 

Jenni Lee; Founder and Director Ecole Setsuko