CUPPING THERAPY

Cupping Therapy Explained

Cupping is a gentle, deeply relaxing complementary therapy designed to promote a sense of wellbeing and ease physical tension.

During treatment, glass cups are placed on the skin after the air inside them has been gently heated. As the air cools, a light vacuum is created, drawing the skin and underlying tissue upward. Many clients describe the sensation as soothing and find it helps them feel relaxed and restored.

This traditional technique is often chosen by people seeking a natural way to unwind, release feelings of muscular tightness, and support overall relaxation.

Cupping can be particularly beneficial during periods of stress, offering a calming treatment that encourages rest, comfort and a greater sense of balance.

As with all complementary therapies, cupping is intended to support wellbeing and relaxation and is not a substitute for medical advice or treatment.