Professional Hijama and dry cupping therapy course
Hijama and dry cupping therapy: a hands on insight into the best practices and application for healing.
Ratings 4.32 / 5.00
What You Will Learn!
- What is hijama?
- The history of hijama
- The theory behind hijama from traditional medicine perspectives
- What modern science can tell us about hijama's benefits
- Contraindications to wet cupping/hijama
- Patient consultation
- Record keeping for treatments
- Aftercare for hijama
- How to perform hijama
- What is hijama used to treat?
- Where to cup patients for different health concerns
- Cupping the head point using a lancet
- Health and safety considerations for hijama
- Traditional paradigms for best results for hijama
- Equipment list, safe disposal and other considerations
- UK legislation vis-a-vis hijama, insurance and advice regarding sharps disposal
- Needlestick injury / sharps injury
- Other guidelines to follow for good health - my own interpretation of an Islamic perspective
Description
Hijama is a traditional healing modality from the Muslim world. Steeped in mystery and traditions modern medicine is now discovering its benefits in promoting improved circulation and blood quality. Hijama has been helpful as an adjunct treatment for many difficult to treat conditions. I will be discussing all aspects of the theory and hands on practicalities involved with performing this treatment sprinkled with a traditional Chinese medicine perspective. This course will enhance your understanding and give you confidence to perform this treatment. Packed with easy to reference diagrams I will break this down to make this easy to follow and support you along your journey. Hijama has many healing benefits and it is important to know not just who to cup, but when to cup them and how many cups to use. I will be able to explain about the lunar calendar, it's impact on cupping in strength and how seasonality and climatic effect are considerations for your treatment. Hijama is used in the Muslim culture to perform Al Ruqyah, getting rid of evil eye and dealing with Jinn. I will be delving into the sidr or black magic that can be treated with hijama and discussing relevant considerations. There is an additional section going over what is and what is not haram for your health. While hijama can help maintain health it is important to follow the traditional principals for good health. This extra section is just my personal understanding from a non-muslim interpretation and merely voicing of my opinion and interpretation meant as a guideline for those wishing to go deeper on their personal wellness journey for themselves and their family.
Who Should Attend!
- Understanding of human anatomy and physiology required
- Doctors, nurses, phlebotomists, acupuncturist, podiatrists and health professionals
- Suitable for therapist with insurance who want to gain more confidence or learn how to add hijama into their treatments
- Different requirements for gaining insurance in each country exist - UK most require in person training
- May be complimentary to face to face courses
- Suitable if you wish to treat friends and family for no fee as a healing practice (depends on your country's local laws)
- Suitable if you have a massage qualification with anatomy and physiology
