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MASSAGE CUPPING

MASSAGE CUPPING. LEVEL I. 1. TYPES OF CUPPING WET/DRY. 2. 3. 4. VACUTHERAPIES. A term used to name a genre of bodywork that utilizes suction and an ACTIVE CUP to facilitate healing and aiding the body forward to homeostasis. 5. MASSAGE CUPPING.

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MASSAGE CUPPING

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  1. MASSAGE CUPPING • LEVEL I 1

  2. TYPES OF CUPPINGWET/DRY 2

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  5. VACUTHERAPIES • A term used to name a genre of bodywork that utilizes suction and an ACTIVE CUP to facilitate healing and aiding the body forward to homeostasis. 5

  6. MASSAGE CUPPING • With the use of a handheld vacuum pump, plastic cups, and attachment this unique brand of bodywork uses suction to lift tissue. • The moving of the cups not only keeps the cups dynamic but also mimics our massage strokes. 6

  7. MEDICUPPING • Based on the foundation and structure of MC bodywork. The practitioner now has the MC-600 vacuumobilization machine to perform either a static suction or multiple pumping suction modes. 7

  8. THERACUPPING • Also based on the foundation of Massage Cupping body. Theracupping incorporates certain equipment for at home use. • The greatest benefit of Theracupping is the reinforcing of office session. Continuing treatment. 8

  9. MC vs TCM • Even though massage cupping and TCM cupping therapy are similar, it is the creation of our "techniques" which mimics our massage strokes. • This keeps the cups "DYNAMIC" and keeps the therapist within scope of practice 9

  10. TRADITIONAL CUPPING • Based on the clearing of meridian channels. • Works on Tsubos, Chinese Diagnostics, and Acupressure points. • Dispels Jing Chi (stagnated Chi.) 10

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  13. MASSAGE CUPPING • Based on western allopathic medicine. A&P. • Dredging of Nerve, Lymphatic, and Circulatory pathways • Intent is on the restoration of Homeostasis. 13

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  16. ADVANTAGES OF MC(for therapist) • Less strain on hands. • Tissue release w/o discomfort to client. • Compliments other modalities. 16

  17. cont'd... • No additional time required. • Additional Revenue. • Inexpensive equipment. 17

  18. ADVANTAGES OF MC(for client) • Clears Stagnation. • Relieves Inflammation. • Drains and moves fluids. • Stretches Connective Tissue. 18

  19. cont'd • Loosens Adhesions. • PNS stimulated. • Nourished blood supply to skin. • Expels congestion. 19

  20. Benefit of MC for therapist and client. • MC techniques+Type of suction+Variety of Cup sizes= • PERSONALIZED SESSIONS, EXPANSION OF CREATIVITY, AND MORE FOCUSED INTENT. 20

  21. GREATEST BENEFIT • Massage Cupping greatly accelerates the benefits of many types of treatments. 21

  22. cont'd • Massage Cupping intensifies the therapeutic aspects of traditional cupping and creates a therapy that is... • RESULTS ORIENTED! 22

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