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Lymphatic Drainage: Facial Cupping. Evidence-Informed Techniques for Clinical Practice

Name: Lymphatic Drainage: Facial Cupping. Evidence-Informed Techniques for Clinical Practice
Brand: Niel Asher Education
Price: 52.95 EUR
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€52,95

LIVE CE WEBINAR · TWO-PART SERIES

Lymphatic Drainage: Facial Cupping

Evidence-Informed Techniques for Clinical Practice

Learn how to apply gentle, targeted facial cupping to support lymphatic drainage, local tissue mobility and facial wellness while protecting delicate tissues and working with sound clinical reasoning.

LIVE DATESSeptember 7 & 14Two 90-minute sessions

START TIME7:00 PM ETRecordings included

CONTINUING EDUCATION5 CE/CPD hoursSee accreditation details below

ACCESSLifetime accessLive and on demand

EARLY-BIRD PRICING

$59.95 before the live broadcast

Register before the first live session to receive the early-bird price. The webinar will remain available afterward as a recorded CE course for $79.95.

WHY THIS COURSE MATTERS

Gentle technique requires precise understanding.

Facial cupping can be used to support lymphatic drainage, reduce selected patterns of facial congestion and encourage local tissue mobility. Because the face contains delicate and highly visible structures, effective application depends on light pressure, appropriate pacing, careful observation and a clear understanding of indications and contraindications.

Dr. Constance Bradley connects anatomy and physiology with practical technique, helping participants make informed decisions about when facial cupping may be appropriate and how it can be adapted to the client, the tissues and the treatment goal.

THE TWO LIVE SESSIONS

Build the reasoning before applying the technique.

Session One: Facial lymphatics, safety and clinical reasoningStudy facial lymphatic anatomy and physiology, fluid balance, immune function and tissue health alongside indications, contraindications, precautions and the principles of working safely with delicate facial tissues.

Session Two: Techniques and treatment protocolsLearn practical facial cupping applications that support lymphatic drainage, methods for adapting contact to individual anatomy and tissue response, and ways to integrate cupping with appropriate manual therapy approaches.

LEARNING OUTCOMES

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

Describe the anatomy and physiology of the facial lymphatic system and explain its role in fluid balance, immune function and tissue health.
Identify appropriate applications, contraindications, precautions and safety considerations for facial cupping in professional practice.
Apply gentle facial cupping techniques intended to support lymphatic drainage while protecting delicate tissues and maintaining client comfort.
Develop treatment approaches that integrate facial cupping with appropriate manual therapy for selected presentations including facial edema, sinus congestion, post-procedural swelling and facial wellness.
Modify facial cupping according to individual anatomy, tissue quality, clinical findings, treatment goals and client response.

WHO THIS IS FOR

For qualified professionals working within scope.

Massage, manual therapy and bodywork professionalsAdd a gentle, clinically reasoned facial application to appropriate lymphatic, tissue-health and wellness work.

Acupuncture and integrative-health practitionersExplore an evidence-informed approach that connects facial lymphatic function, tissue response and treatment planning.

Rehabilitation and wellness professionalsSuitable for appropriately qualified physical and occupational therapists, estheticians, chiropractors, osteopaths, athletic trainers and related practitioners where permitted by scope and regulation.

YOUR COURSE INCLUDES

Dr. Constance Bradley, L.Ac.

Dr. Constance Bradley is a senior faculty member whose academic and professional background spans acupuncture, medical ethics, philosophy of science, theoretical biology and integrative healthcare.

She earned a BSc from the United States Air Force Academy, an MA in Philosophy focused on medical ethics from the University of Colorado, and a PhD from the University of Utah with emphases in philosophy of science and theoretical biology. She later completed an MA in Acupuncture at the Phoenix Institute of Herbal Medicine and Acupuncture.

Dr. Bradley is licensed to practise acupuncture in Kentucky and holds national certification through the NCCAOM. Her teaching combines academic rigour, clinical experience and a thoughtful, evidence-informed approach to integrative practice.

Can’t attend live?

Your purchase includes both recordings and lifetime access, so you can complete the course on demand.

SAFETY & PROFESSIONAL SCOPE

Apply every technique with appropriate clinical judgement.

Participants are responsible for working within their individual competence, professional scope and applicable legal or regulatory requirements. Post-procedural work should only be undertaken when appropriate to the practitioner’s scope and with any necessary medical clearance. This course does not authorize practice beyond professional competency or licensing restrictions.

CONTINUING EDUCATION

5 CE/CPD hours

This learning activity includes the webinar sessions, companion course materials and online assessment. Continuing-education recognition varies by profession and jurisdiction. Please review the accreditation information shown on this product page and confirm acceptance with your licensing or professional body before purchasing.