Remedial Massage Cupping is a practical and professionally presented online course designed for therapists who want to expand their hands-on treatment skills while developing a deeper understanding of decompression-based soft tissue therapy.

Rather than presenting cupping as a rigid or isolated modality, this course explores how cups can be integrated naturally into modern remedial massage and rehabilitation-focused treatment sessions. The emphasis throughout is on movement, tissue glide, treatment flow, client comfort and clinical reasoning.

Presented by experienced Osteopath, soft tissue therapist and educator Rebecca “Becky” Tyler, the course combines practical demonstrations with thoughtful clinical application. Becky’s broad professional background in osteopathy, sports massage, movement therapy and work with high-level athletes shapes a calm, adaptable and highly practical approach to treatment.

Throughout the training, you will explore static, dynamic and movement-based cupping techniques and learn how decompression-based approaches differ from more traditional compressive soft tissue treatment methods.

The course also explores how cupping may support movement quality, tissue mobility and overall treatment comfort when integrated thoughtfully into upper body and lower body treatment sessions.

Included with the course is an illustrated workbook and companion learning materials designed to reinforce the practical demonstrations and strengthen understanding of the clinical principles behind the techniques.

As the course progresses, the emphasis shifts increasingly toward observation, adaptability and treatment reasoning. Rather than relying on force-based intervention, therapists are encouraged to develop calmer, more responsive approaches that help clients move more comfortably and confidently overall.

By the end of the course, participants should feel more confident integrating remedial cupping into real-world treatment sessions using approaches that prioritize safety, communication, movement quality and adaptable clinical reasoning.