Treatment · Focused pressure
Cupping
Cupping uses the controlled adhesion of cups on the skin to create a localised experience that differs from traditional massage. It is offered as a wellbeing practice, often of interest to active people, without attributing clinical or therapeutic effects to it.
The experience
Cups may be applied statically or moved over agreed areas. A pulling sensation is part of the experience; intensity, comfort and the possibility of temporary marks are discussed clearly before beginning.
Approximate durationAbout 50 min
Price€40
TouchHands-on contact may prepare and connect different phases, while the defining feature is pressure from the cups. This is not a muscular assessment or treatment for injury.
Why it may interest you
Possible qualities of the experience
Everyone experiences the session differently.
May appeal to someone who wants variety in a perceived-recovery routine.
Creates focused attention on the agreed areas of the body.
How it unfolds
From the opening conversation to the close.
Comfort check
Areas, sensitivity, expectations and the non-healthcare nature of the practice are discussed.
Application
The cups are introduced gradually and used on the agreed areas.
Removal and closing
The cups are removed calmly and the session ends with a short check-in.
Who may find it interesting
A space shaped around preferences.
- Active people or athletes curious about a focused practice.
- Those who enjoy more noticeable, localised sensations than relaxation massage provides.
- Anyone wanting to bring different tools into a non-clinical wellbeing routine.
The activities offered are intended for personal wellbeing and are not medical, healthcare, physiotherapy or psychological services.
€40
Questions about this experience
Cupping can leave temporary marks on the skin. Dylan discusses this beforehand and adjusts the application, but individual responses can vary.
No. An injury, persistent pain or a clinical condition requires assessment by an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.
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