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CUPPING

Cupping is an ancient practice that involves the use of glass cups placed directly onto the skin. The cup is either first heated with fire or manually pumped to create a vacuum. The cups are then left on your skin for several minutes.  We have several options for cupping treatments, see below.

Benefits of cupping include:

  • The release of toxins such as calcium deposits and cellular debris.

  • Increased blood circulation & help move blood stagnation

  • Reduced pain and softened muscle tissue.

  • Released tissue adhesion

  • Increased flexibility.

  • Reduced inflammation.

  • Relieved mucus congestion in the lungs from respiratory conditions

 

The discoloration seen on the skin after a cupping session indicates the restoration of blood flow to the tissue that was previously experiencing sluggish blood circulation; this discoloration is not bruising. You will notice a decrease in discoloration after multiple sessions.​

This healing modality may be incorporated into your top-tier acupuncture treatment if directed by your practitioner for your personalized treatment plan. If you are looking for cupping as a standalone service, we have the following options:

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Catherine Cusumano, M.S., L.Ac

As one of our acupuncturists who may include cupping in your acupuncture treatment, Catherine also offers cupping as a standalone service. 

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Pricing:

30-min: $75

Tara Shelton, LMT

Tara Shelton, LMT

Tara has expanded her service offerings to include cupping, as well as cold laser therapy, gua sha, functional stretching and LED light therapy.

 

You can book a standalone cupping treatment with Tara, or you can add it on to a massage service with her, or add it on in combination with gua sha, cold laser or LED light therapy to elevate your massage experience.

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Pricing:

Cupping treatment (standalone service): 30-min: $75

Cupping with Laser therapy (standalone service): $100 

Add-on cupping to massage: $40

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