Cupping Therapy in Coquitlam

At Coquitlam Wellness Center, we provide cupping therapy to reduce tension, stimulate circulation, and restore healthy movement patterns.

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What Is Cupping Therapy?

Cupping therapy is a time-tested technique that uses specialized cups to create gentle suction on the skin. This suction lifts and decompresses soft tissue, helping to:

  • Increase local blood flow
  • Release tight or restricted muscles
  • Reduce pain and stiffness
  • Support the body’s natural healing response

Unlike treatments that only press into tight areas, cupping works by creating space in the tissue. This can be especially helpful for stubborn tension that hasn’t responded well to other approaches.

Meet Your Cupping Clinician

Kajal Dhillon

Registered Acupuncturist
Kajal is a Registered Acupuncturist whose journey into integrative health began at the intersection of science and lived experience.
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How Cupping Therapy Helps You Feel Better

Cupping therapy is often used to address:

  • Muscle tension and tightness
  • Neck, shoulder, and back pain
  • Reduced mobility or stiffness
  • Chronic pain patterns
  • Postural strain and overuse injuries
  • Recovery support for active individuals

By improving circulation and reducing tissue restriction, cupping helps your body move more freely and recover more efficiently. Many people notice a sense of lightness, improved range of motion, and reduced discomfort following treatment.

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A Personalized Approach to Cupping at Coquitlam Wellness Center

Your body is unique—and your cupping session should be too. At Coquitlam Wellness Center, cupping therapy is never a one-size-fits-all experience.

Your session is tailored based on:

  • Your symptoms and goals
  • Areas of restriction or discomfort
  • How your body responds during treatment

Cupping may be used on its own or combined with other therapies, such as acupuncture or physiotherapy, to create a more comprehensive and effective treatment plan.

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What to Expect During Your Cupping Session

Your cupping session at our Coquitlam clinic is designed to feel supportive and intentional.

Here’s what you can expect:

  • A brief assessment and discussion of your concerns
  • Targeted cup placement based on your needs
  • Gentle to moderate suction, adjusted for comfort
  • A relaxing treatment environment focused on recovery

Temporary circular marks may appear after treatment—this is a normal response and typically fades within a few days.

Experienced Team

Our team comprises registered therapists who bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to each session

Personalized Care

We understand that each client is unique. That’s why we tailor our treatments to suit your specific needs and health objectives.

Unique Location

Our clinic is easily accessible and offers flexible hours to accommodate your busy schedule.

PROVEN PROCESS: HOW WE GET RESULTS

Since 2011, our evidence-based care process has positively impacted over 7000 Tri-cities patients. Your clinician ensures your initial assessment concludes with a personalized care plan spanning three key phases:

PHASE 1: Initial pain relief

This phase focuses on setting patient-centric goals and conducting a comprehensive functional assessment.

PHASE 2: Lasting pain reduction

This phase involves progressive rehabilitation with increasing intensity and complexity over time.

PHASE 3: Transition to wellness

The final phase centres on injury prevention and maintenance care.

Cupping Frequently Asked Questions

Don’t see the answer you’re looking for?

Cupping therapy is generally well tolerated. You may feel a tight pulling or suction sensation during treatment, but it should not feel painful. The intensity is always adjusted based on your comfort level. At Coquitlam Wellness Center, your clinician ensures the treatment feels supportive and controlled throughout the session.

The circular marks are a normal and temporary response to cupping therapy. They occur as blood flow increases to the treated area and typically fade within a few days to a week. These marks are not bruises and are not usually painful.

Cupping therapy is commonly used to support:

  • Muscle tension and tightness
  • Neck, shoulder, and back pain
  • Chronic pain patterns
  • Reduced mobility or stiffness
  • Postural strain and overuse issues

Your treatment is always tailored to your specific concerns and goals.

Many people notice immediate changes in tension and mobility after a session. For longer-lasting results, cupping therapy may be recommended as part of an ongoing treatment plan, especially when combined with acupuncture or physiotherapy.

Yes, cupping therapy is considered safe when performed by a trained and licensed practitioner. At our Coquitlam clinic, all treatments are provided by qualified clinicians using clean, professional-grade equipment and evidence-informed techniques.

The number of sessions varies depending on your condition, symptoms, and goals. Some people benefit from occasional sessions for maintenance, while others require a short series of treatments for more persistent issues. Your clinician will discuss recommendations with you after your assessment.

Yes. Cupping therapy is often used alongside acupuncture, physiotherapy, or other services offered at Coquitlam Wellness Center. Combining treatments can help address both symptoms and underlying movement or tissue restrictions.

After treatment, it’s recommended to:

  • Stay hydrated
  • Avoid intense exercise for the rest of the day
  • Keep the treated area warm
  • Listen to your body and allow time for recovery

Your clinician will provide personalized aftercare guidance based on your session.

No referral is required. You can book cupping therapy directly at Coquitlam Wellness Center. If you’re unsure whether cupping is right for you, our team is happy to help guide you.

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