Evidence-Based,
Patient-Centred Care
Personalized treatment plans
Cupping integrated with other therapies when appropriate
Focus on comfort, safety, and results
Care tailored to your goals and tolerance
Conditions We Treat With Cupping Therapy
Muscle tightness and tension
Neck, shoulder, and back pain
Sports and overuse injuries
Postural strain
Reduced mobility
Chronic muscle stiffness
Recovery from physical activity
How Cupping Therapy Helps
Cupping therapy supports the body by improving soft tissue function. Potential benefits include:
Reduced muscle tension
Improved circulation
Enhanced mobility
Complementary pain relief
Our Approach at Cherryhill Chiropractic Clinic
At Cherryhill, cupping therapy is always provided within the context of a personalized treatment plan. We take the time to understand your symptoms, goals, and comfort level before treatment begins.
Our approach includes:
- Assessment prior to treatment
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Clear explanation of the technique and what to expect
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Combining cupping with other therapies when beneficial
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Ongoing reassessment and adjustment of care
What to Expect From Cupping Therapy
Your Initial Visit
Your practitioner will review your health history, assess the area being treated, and explain the cupping process before beginning treatment.
During Treatment
Cups are placed on the skin for a short period of time. You may feel a pulling or stretching sensation, which is typically well tolerated.
After Treatment
Some people experience temporary circular marks or discoloration, which usually fade within several days. Mild soreness or warmth may also occur.
Who Benefits From Cupping Therapy?
Cupping therapy may benefit individuals who:
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Experience muscle tightness or stiffness
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Are recovering from sports or overuse injuries
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Have postural or movement-related discomfort
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Prefer a complementary, hands-on therapy
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Want to support recovery and mobility
Frequently Asked Questions
Cupping is generally well tolerated. Most people describe a pulling or stretching sensation rather than pain.
The suction can cause temporary discoloration as blood is drawn to the surface. These marks are not bruises and usually fade within a few days.
Marks typically last anywhere from a few days to a week, depending on the individual.
When performed by a trained professional, cupping therapy is considered safe and effective.
