There’s More to Cupping
Whether you're just getting started or you've been using cups for years, discover where cupping can take your practice next.
Whether you're completely new to cupping, ready to move beyond the basics, or interested in specialized applications, choose the path that best matches where you are right now.
You don't have to choose just one. Explore anything that interests you.
I Want to Learn Cupping
Build a strong foundation in safe, effective cupping therapy.
Learn the fundamentals of cupping for manual therapy, including safety and contraindications, application techniques, treatment planning and practical ways to incorporate cups into the work you already do.
By the end of the course, you'll have the knowledge and practical skills to begin safely incorporating cupping into your client treatments.
Best for: Practitioners who are new to cupping or want a more comprehensive foundation.
I Already Use Cups & Want to Go Further
Move beyond technique and develop your clinical reasoning.
Dynamic Cupping Level 2 combines advanced dynamic techniques with East Asian Medicine principles to help you decide how, where and how much to treat.
Explore Excess and Deficiency, Heat and Cold, Stagnation and Wind alongside dynamic movement, joint mobilizations, positioning and whole-body clinical applications.
Best for: Practitioners who have already completed foundational cupping training.
I'm Interested in Facial Cupping
Explore the specialized art of working with the face.
Facial cupping uses smaller cups and gentler techniques designed for the delicate tissues of the face. Learn safe application and practical techniques that can be incorporated into your existing treatments or offered as a specialized service.
Best for: Practitioners interested in expanding their cupping skills into facial treatments.
I Want to Work With Scars
Learn a different approach to scar tissue.
Scars can affect much more than what we see on the surface. Explore cupping techniques designed to work with tissue restriction, adhesions and mobility while learning how to approach different scars safely and progressively.
Best for: Practitioners who want to add scar-focused work to their existing manual therapy treatments.
Not Sure Where to Begin?
If you haven't had comprehensive cupping training before, start with Level 1.
A strong foundation in safety, contraindications, suction, technique and treatment application will give you the skills you need before moving into more advanced or specialized cupping.