Learn Cupping Therapy
POP your practice!
Cupping therapy is the ONE tool in your arsenal that will help you
- work easier
- get better results
- fill your schedule
Why Cupping?
Save your hands, and see how much more time and energy you have to do the things you love.
The lessons and videos in Cupping Level 1 for Manual Therapists are the same lessons taught in the live training.
Cupping for Manual Therapists is a self-paced online course that gives practitioners everything they need to start practicing cuppign safely and effectively.
The teaching videos are comprehensive, and will give you a close up view and explanation of each technique so that you will be completely prepared to start practicing by the time you complete the training.
We also have an active public Facebook Group with practitioners from all over the world, and a private group where you can ask your questions and have more personalized support.
There are short quizzes with most sections to make sure that you are understanding the material correctly.
If you complete the course work, you receive a Certificate for course completion, and the course qualifies for 8 CE with NCBTMB and New York State, Nova Scotia and NHPAC.
About The Cupping Revolution™
What the students are saying...
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Meridian Care Center
I was having the worst trouble elevating my left arm perpendicular to my body without excruciating pain in my middle deltoid. While I was completing the cupping course, I just started cupping my deltoid and my pec major. I was focused on what I was reading more than on what I was doing, so I was quite surprised when I removed the cups and elevated my arm.....WITHOUT ANY PAIN OR DISCOMFORT!!! 🙌🙌🙌
Allison
Massage Therapist
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Meridian Care Center
This is my third cupping class, & this is by far the best! Lisa’s knowledge is vast, and her information about sterilization and dynamic cupping is superior.
Lisa
Massage Therapist
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Meridian Care Center
This cupping course has taught me great tools and knowledge to help my clients in ways I didn’t know were possible. All bodyworkers could use the self-care techniques for their longevity.
As a massage therapist, I feel this cupping course will better improve my business by helping my clients with their pain, relaxation & other issues. I can’t wait to take this on into my career to better improve the overall health of my clients.
I loved the flow of the class, the questions asked and answered. Also, I loved learning this modality and I look forward to learning and practicing more. Thank you soooo much!!Lela
Massage Therapist
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Meridian Care Center
This was a great course, we went into way more detail than I expected!
Kimi
Massage Therapist
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Meridian Care Center
Lisa, this exceeded my expectation as a rookie cupper
Ashley
Massage Therapist
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Meridian Care Center
Lisa is very thorough in teaching, has a very comprehensive way of teaching, and engaging
Aimee
Massage Therapist
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Meridian Care Center
Lisa is an amazing teacher. She has so much passion that its inspiring. I would love to take more training from her. Her classes are a lot of fun!!
Ashley
Physical Therapist
Your Instructor
Lisa Dowling BA, R.Ac.
Acupuncturist and Manual Therapist
Hi, I'm Lisa Dowling, and like many of us I got into this work to try to find ways to manage my own chronic pain that stemmed from a freak accident that I had at the age of 7. I have lived with chronic pain my entire life and have travelled the world to learn the secrets of the human body from the inside out.
Not a day goes by where I do not put on my "learning hat" to try to unravel the complicated mesh that is the human mind/body system.
Cupping therapy is a Traditional method of releasing the superficial tissues in the body, increase circulation, improve mobility and relieve pain. It has been practiced since the beginning of time because the tools are simple and accessible. Having said that, recent developments in technology and research have given practitioners the opportunity to go beyond "folk medicine" and learn how to use these tools in more refined ways.
As a practitioner, I have a strong feeling that the most important part of our work is to "do no harm" but unfortunately many practitioners are working with tools that they do not fully understand and so they do not even realize the risk of harm.
I began teaching cupping (and other courses) at the Shiatsu School of Canada in 2009, and currently teach at the Ontario College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. I started teaching continuing education in 2010 at The University of Toronto, and in 2015 started the Meridian Care Center where I provide courses in Eastern Medicine, Meridian Therapy, Acupressure, Moxibustion, Cupping Therapy, and self-care.
My desire to help practitioners to become the BEST and most efficient they can be at the same time helping them learn how to make a decent living at it with support and coaching.
Since the 2016 Olympics cupping therapy has become extremely popular. There is a lot of misinformation being circulated through the media networks. It became my mission to try to try to correct some of the misinformation, and provide high quality, evidence based information that is delivered through the lens of Traditional Medicine.