Optional Add-On

Static Cupping Therapy

Restorative Myofascial Decompression

Add to any session for $25

How does Cupping work?

Cupping therapy is a gentle invitation for the body to return to its natural rhythm and flow. Rooted in ancient healing traditions, it creates negative pressure by using soft suction to lift and decompress soft tissues, helping to release stored tension while encouraging the body's natural healing processes to rejuvenate, by nourishing and supporting circulation to move freely.

As the body begins to let go, tightness softens and stagnation clears, supporting the lymphatic system and allowing deeper restoration to unfold. With each placement and movement of the cups, there’s a quiet sense of expansion—where heaviness begins to dissolve into lightness.

This experience creates space within the body, leaving you feeling grounded, refreshed, and more connected—carrying a sense of ease, clarity, and renewed vitality well beyond the session.

Benefits May Include:

• Relief from muscular pain and tension

• Increases circulation and blood flow

• Reduces chronic and acute inflammation and stagnation

• Improves mobility and range of motion

• Deep relaxation and nervous system regulation

• Renews sense of vitality accompanied by feeling lighter

What to Expect During Your Session

• Cups are placed on targeted areas and may remain static or gently glide 

• You may feel a mild pull/lifting sensation

• Circular marks may appear, this is normal and temporary

• Marks (not bruises) typically fade within a few days to a week or two 

Is Cupping Right For You?

Cupping is considered a Contraindication if you have:

• Acute soft tissue injury (0-5 days), bruising and swelling

• Bulging/herniated disc

• Broken skin or any skin irritation/dermatologic abnormalities including rashes, ulcerated sores, wounds and abraisions, raised moles, eczema, psoriasis, sunburn and acne

• Varicose veins 

• Undergoing Chemotherapy

• Over the site tumors

• Severe edema, such as heart or liver disease 

• Unhealed fractures or unstable joints

• Post-surgical scars under 6 months / Fresh tattoos

• History of deep vein thrombosis (DVT)

Please inform your therapist of any medical conditions or concerns prior to receiving cupping.

Post Cupping Care

Hydrate well with electrolytes and pure filtered water to support circulation

Allow your body time to rest and integrate 

Avoid intense heat or strenuous activities immediately after

Product used for massage: Organic Coconut Oil and Bees Wax 

*Please bring your own massage oil/cream if you would like the therapist to use something else*