Myofascial Cupping Practitioner Certification – Meghan Helwig

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Become a Certified Myofascial Cupping Practitioner in this hands-on course powered by RockTape, and boost your credentials as you learn everything you need to know to offer cupping services the next day.

Myofascial Cupping Practitioner Certification teaches the fundamentals of modern cupping techniques through a full day of interactive labs. Learn how to combine cupping and functional movement to produce the kinds of active treatment strategies that are revolutionizing rehab. Discover effective cupping treatments you can use for pain, sprains/strains, swelling, tendinopathies, and more.

1. Review the principles of myofascial cupping and supporting evidence
2. Describe the physiological and neurological effects of cupping
3. Demonstrate how to apply cupping for best results
4. Compare and contract common cupping techniques and review indications/contraindications for each
5. Demonstrate how cupping techniques can be combined with corrective exercise to improve pain, sprains/strains, swelling, tendinopathies, and more
6. Develop cupping applications based on your assessment/treatment approach and the individual needs of your patient

PRINCIPILES OF MYOFASCIAL CUPPING

• Movement, mobility, and motor control
  • Movement Pyramid framework
• Fascial anatomy/physiology
• Physiological/neurological effects of cupping techniques
• Current literature related to cupping techniques
  • Blood flow, fascial gliding, and the nervous system
• Indications, contraindications, and application safety

SKIN/FASCIAL SCREENING

FUNDAMENTAL CUPPING TECHNIQUES AND TREATMENT STRATEGIES

• Direction and pressure 
• Decompression/compression forces 
• External/internal glide methods 
• Graded exposure techniques 
• Sensory-motor retraining 
• Integrating corrective exercise 

APPLYING, CUPPING EFFECTIVELY

• Upper extremity and arm fascial chains 
• Lower extremity and leg fascial chains 
• Core, trunk, lumbopelvic regions, and long fascial chains 
• Hip, trunk, rib cage, diaphragm, and neck 
• Condition-specific applications 
• Progression and regression protocol 

CASE STUDIES AND PROBLEM SOLVING

• Case Studies