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Flexible, self-paced theory and demonstrations
Interactive guidance, questions and case discussions
Supervised technique practice and clinical skill development

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Cupping therapy is more than a technique. Clinical confidence comes from understanding the patient, the purpose and the safest appropriate method.



Cupping therapy is more than a technique. Clinical confidence comes from understanding the patient, the purpose and the safest appropriate method.
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Build your theoretical foundation through structured recorded lessons.

Join live sessions for guidance, questions and clinical case discussions.

Attend hands-on workshops to observe and practise techniques under supervision.
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-Introduction, history and principles of cupping - Therapeutic effects and types of cupping - Cups, equipment and cupping points - Dry cupping, wet cupping, Hijamah and Fire Cupping
- Patient assessment, preparation and consent - Indications, contraindications and precautions - Hygiene, infection control and sterilisation - Aftercare, documentation and monitoring patient response
- Principles and clinical rationale of Fire Cupping - Equipment and treatment trolley setup - Safe flame handling and fire-risk precautions - Cup application, suction control and removal - Static, Moving and Flash Fire Cupping - Patient positioning, skin observation and mark interpretation - Contraindications, aftercare and management of adverse events - Step-by-step demonstration with guided hands-on practice
- Principles and clinical rationale of Wet Cupping - Equipment, sterile supplies and treatment trolley setup - Patient assessment, preparation, consent and site selection - Skin preparation, superficial incision technique and cup application - Suction control, blood flow observation and safe cup removal - Infection-control precautions, sharps handling and biomedical waste disposal - Contraindications, aftercare and management of adverse events - Step-by-step demonstration with guided hands-on practice
Dry | Wet | Hijamah | Static | Moving | Flash Cupping
Explore how cupping may be considered as a complementary approach for selected presentations such as muscular tension, neck and shoulder discomfort, back discomfort, joint stiffness, sports-related muscular tension, tension-type headaches, stress-related physical tension, recovery and wellbeing support. All applications must follow professional judgement, patient assessment, applicable regulations and the learner's scope of practice.

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- Structured theory lessons - Step-by-step presentations and technique demonstrations - Pause, replay and revise at your own pace - Build your foundation before practical sessions
- Direct guidance from the trainer - Question-and-answer sessions - Clinical case discussions - Assessment and technique-selection reasoning
- Demonstration of clinical setup and procedures - Guided practical training, including Fire Cupping - Patient positioning, cup handling and safety practice - Feedback to improve confidence and technique
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Participation in practical application remains subject to eligibility, local regulations and professional scope of practice.

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Learn from Dr. Seema Malik, Ayurvedic Physician, Cupping Therapy Expert and Clinical Trainer. Her approach brings together clinical experience, technique understanding, safety and structured learning to help healthcare professionals build knowledge and confidence.



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Principles, patient selection and different types of cupping.

Techniques, safety protocols and clinical reasoning.

Guided hands-on sessions, including Fire Cupping skills.

Use professional judgement within your lawful scope of practice.
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- Learn from an experienced clinical trainer - Study recorded lessons at your own pace - Interact through weekly live classes - Develop practical skills in monthly hands-on workshops - Learn Fire Cupping with dedicated safety guidance - Build a valuable professional skill
This educational program does not replace diagnosis, emergency care or medically indicated treatment. Practical application should be based on professional judgement, patient assessment, informed consent, applicable regulations and scope of practice. Attendance does not itself confer a licence to practise where separate authorisation is required.
