Cupping Massage Mastery (1.5 CEU Credits)
What you'll learn
- You'll learn over a dozen cupping massage techniques (such as Paraspinal Release and Reverse Pin & Stretch) that will allow you to go deeper and get even faster results with less pain than just deep tissue massage alone.
- Follow along as you'll learn step by step cupping treatments for a variety of chronic pain conditions such as rotator cuff strain, tennis elbow, knee pain, low back pain and sciatica, as well as a number of sports injury protocols for the lower extremities that keep my athletic clients performing better and injury-free.
- By the end of this course, you will be able to integrate silicone cupping therapy into a massage session, work with a greater range of clients and wider variety of conditions, explain cupping marks to clients and apply safety precautions by knowing about contraindications.
Requirements
- The only pre-requisites for joining the course are that you're a professionally licensed healthcare professional or bodyworker and have completed a course in Anatomy and Physiology.
Description
Welcome to the Cupping Massage Mastery course where you will learn how to integrate the modern adaptation of cupping therapy using silicone cups into a massage session.
Performing advanced bodywork techniques such as Myofascial Release and Trigger Point therapy has never been simpler thanks to Cupping Massage.
Your Instructor...
My name is Morgan Sutherland and I'll be leading you through this Cupping Massage course. I've been a certified massage therapist since the year 2000 and for the past 13 years, I've been successfully combining deep tissue massage and cupping to treat chronic pain and sports injuries.
Morgan is an Approved CE Provider (#1000055) with the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork and you will receive 1.5 CEU credits on completion of this cupping massage course.
My clients rave about how much cupping has enhanced the effectiveness of my massages, so much so that they're rebooking and writing 5-star reviews. Currently, I have over 500, so you can feel confident you'll be learning from a seasoned cupping massage therapist.
Who this Cupping course is for?
This course is designed for massage therapists, bodyworkers and other health professionals seeking to learn a versatile healing modality that will allow them to expand their current practice and work much deeper without causing their clients pain or straining their own body.
By the end of the course, you'll be able to integrate silicone cupping therapy into a massage session, work with a greater range of clients and a wider variety of conditions, explain cupping marks to clients and apply safety precautions by knowing about contraindications.
What You'll Learn
You will learn over a dozen cupping massage techniques (such as Paraspinal Release and Reverse Pin and Stretch) that have allowed me to go deeper and get even faster results with less pain than just deep tissue massage alone.
Follow along as you'll learn step by step cupping treatments for a variety of chronic pain conditions such as rotator cuff strain, tennis elbow, knee pain, low back pain and sciatica, as well as a number of sports injury protocols for the lower extremities that will keep athletic clients performing better and injury-free.
The Ideal Student
The ideal student for this course is a massage therapist, bodyworker or other health professionals who want to learn a versatile healing modality that will allow them to...
Do deeper work and get excellent results without causing discomfort to their client
Save their hands from strain, injury, and fatigue while still having fun and growing their practice.
Pre-requisites
The only pre-requisites for joining the course are that you're a professionally licensed bodyworker or healthcare professional or simply have an interest in learning how to do cupping massage to relieve pain.
I Look Forward to Seeing You Inside!
Who this course is for:
- The ideal student for this course is a massage therapist, bodyworker or other health professional who wants to learn a fun and versatile healing modality to add to their tool box of techniques.
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Since becoming a professional massage therapist in 2000, Morgan has consistently helped thousands of clients manage their back pain with a combination of deep tissue work, cupping, and stretching. In 2002, I began a career-long tradition of continuing study by being trained in Tuina—the art of Chinese massage—at the world famous Olympic Training Center in Beijing, China.
Morgan is an Approved CE Provider (#1000055) with the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork and you will receive 1.5 CEU credits on completion of his Cupping Massage Mastery course.
As an orthopedic massage therapist, I specialize in treating chronic pain and sports injuries and helping restore proper range of motion. In 2006, I became certified as a medical massage practitioner, giving me the knowledge and ability to work with physicians in a complementary healthcare partnership.
Despite the 18 years of experience massaging clients who are dealing with low back pain, when the tables were turned, and Morgan was the one who injured his back… it wasn't massage that healed his back pain... instead, it was a series of highly targeted exercises!
Inspired by his experience with reversing his severe low back pain, and fueled by a vibrant enthusiasm to share these exercise routines with anyone who has back pain, he began to passionately research how to quickly cure back pain at home. He learned a wealth of information and that's what inspired the creation of his online course, Low Back Pain Relief Secrets that anyone can use to eliminate low back pain, reverse bad posture, and get better sleep.
When Morgan is not helping clients manage their back pain, he’s teaching live and online workshops on how to incorporate cupping massage into a bodywork practice.