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Why Choose Our Academy
The Suuk Academy hosts several Hijama courses throughout the year in the UK and globally. We have established courses in Australia, Canada, the Netherlands, and many other locations, with over 2,000 students worldwide. The course is designed to equip YOU with the tools to qualify as an accredited Hijama Cupping therapist.
Students will explore the ancient history of cupping and its connection to Islamic history. This will be followed by studies in herbal medicine, human anatomy, cupping points, and most importantly, health and safety procedures related to Hijama. The course concludes with practice sessions using textiles and a practical assessment conducted through a Case Study.
I joined this course to offer free hijama to friends and family, but after seeing its positive impact and enjoying the practice, I opened the first hijama clinic in Coventry.
My wife and I both got qualified through the Suuk team, and now we work together. We didn't expect much from the course, but they truly exceeded our expectations. It felt like being part of a 5-star setup. Worth every penny, if not more!
I took this course to leave my day job and was surprised by how quickly I grew. I soon quit to do this full-time, and now my family has joined me.
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FAQ
How much time do I have to complete my course?
There is no time limit for completing your course it can be studied in your own time at your own pace.
How long will the course take me to complete?
Our course will take you between 8 - 10 hours to complete.
How do I start my course?
Once purchased your course is located in your Learning Centre on our website. Please log in using the same email address that you used when you purchased your course.
How can I learn the practical aspects of hijama through an online course?
Yes, it's definitely possible to learn the practical aspects of hijama through our online course. We provide detailed step-by-step videos where we discuss every step involved in performing hijama. Additionally, we supply a free hijama kit that includes all the necessary equipment for the practical exercises. We also provide materials you can use to practice on before you start working on someone. This comprehensive approach ensures you gain both the knowledge and practical skills needed for hijama therapy.
What will I learn in this Cupping Therapy Diploma Course?
In this course, you will explore the principles and techniques of cupping therapy, an ancient practice that utilizes suction cups to promote healing and relaxation. The curriculum includes the history of cupping, anatomy, nutrition, various cupping methods, benefits, practical application, and more. By the end of the course, you will be equipped with the knowledge and skills needed to incorporate cupping therapy into your wellness practice or offer it as a standalone service.
Is this Cupping Therapy Diploma Course accredited?
Yes! The Cupping Therapy Diploma Course is an accredited Level 5 course. Upon completion of your course assessments, you'll receive a certificate and license. You will be fully qualified and accredited by the Complementary Medical Association (CMA), the world's leading professional membership organization for natural medicine, and by IPHM, the largest leading independent professional accreditation board worldwide.
What is Cupping Therapy?
Cupping therapy is an alternative therapeutic technique that involves placing cups on the skin to create suction. This suction can help increase blood flow, relax muscles, alleviate pain, and promote overall well-being. It is based on the belief that the suction can draw out toxins and balance the body's energy flow.
What is Cupping Therapy used for?
Cupping therapy is used for various purposes, including relieving muscle tension, promoting relaxation, improving blood circulation, and reducing pain. It is also believed to assist in detoxification, reducing inflammation, and supporting overall well-being. It also has benefits in managing conditions such as chronic pain, sports injuries, stress-related ailments, and respiratory issues.
