Massage Therapy w/Cupping
What is Cupping Therapy?
There is evidence of Cupping Therapy dating back to 3000 BC and used by the Ancient Egyptians as a form of Alternative Medicine. Nowadays, it's used more widely around the world for a multitude of different reasons. Cupping is a method of breaking up any blockage you may have in your body. It will help restore natural flow of energy by encouraging blood flow to allow for release of stagnate blood flow trapped inside your body.
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Upgrade your Custom Massage to Include Cupping
We offer our Cupping Therapy in 30, 60 or 90 minute options as an add-on to our custom massages with Danielle English. See below for pricing options:
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Benefits to Cupping Therapy
Combining Massage Therapy and Cupping can help alleviate pain and inflammation, ridding the body of toxins and blood flow as well as assisting in deep tissue massage for the toughest of knots.
Side Effects to Cupping
Side Effects to Cupping are mild and you usually experience them during your cupping session. You may feel lightheaded, dizzy, nausea or sweating during your treatment. This is normal. Be sure to communicate anything you that makes you feel uncomfortable to your Therapist. Bruising at the application site is likely, but should clear up within 5-7 days.
Contraindications
Absolute Contraindications include cancer patients, those with organ failure, patients using a pacemaker or those suffering from hemophilia or similar conditions.
Other Contraindications include acute infection, chronic diseases, pregnancy, menstruation, anemia, recent blood donations, those taking blood thinners or those who have experienced any recent medical emergencies. Cupping is not for everyone and will not be performed on children, seniors (depending on skin's elasticity), those who are taking certain medications, those who are menstruating, or anyone think they may be pregnant. Always make sure to consult with your Primary Care Physician to find out if cupping is right for you prior to scheduling. Our Therapist reserves the right to deny cupping services on anyone who may not meet specific guidelines or who do not wish to indulge entire medical history.
Other Contraindications include acute infection, chronic diseases, pregnancy, menstruation, anemia, recent blood donations, those taking blood thinners or those who have experienced any recent medical emergencies. Cupping is not for everyone and will not be performed on children, seniors (depending on skin's elasticity), those who are taking certain medications, those who are menstruating, or anyone think they may be pregnant. Always make sure to consult with your Primary Care Physician to find out if cupping is right for you prior to scheduling. Our Therapist reserves the right to deny cupping services on anyone who may not meet specific guidelines or who do not wish to indulge entire medical history.