Cupping Therapy
Silicone, plastic or magnetic cups are used on specific areas of the skin to ease compression of stuck muscles and angry nerves in a procedure called Cupping.
Also referred to as vacuum therapy, Cupping increases circulation and lymphatic flow in ways that massage does not. Cupping stimulates the parasympathetic nervous system, sometimes called the rest and digest system.
The result of Cupping is to help to produce a balanced equilibrium in the body - restoring the body's systems to a state of calm which allows it to restore, repair and relax more naturally.
Silicone, plastic or magnetic cups are used on specific areas of the skin to ease compression of stuck muscles and angry nerves in a procedure called Cupping.
Also referred to as vacuum therapy, Cupping increases circulation and lymphatic flow in ways that massage does not. Cupping stimulates the parasympathetic nervous system, sometimes called the rest and digest system.
The result of Cupping is to help to produce a balanced equilibrium in the body - restoring the body's systems to a state of calm which allows it to restore, repair and relax more naturally.
Dea Henson is a licensed Massage therapist who enjoys using cupping in her practice, Good Health Therapy. Dea has been practicing massage therapy in Texas since 1983.
She also is a Massage Broker organizing teams of professional licensed massage therapist for special events as well as corporate on-site chair massage. She is a LMT and is past Director of the SMU Dedman Center massage department.
She also is a Massage Broker organizing teams of professional licensed massage therapist for special events as well as corporate on-site chair massage. She is a LMT and is past Director of the SMU Dedman Center massage department.
