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Specialised Cupping Therapy Right Here in Bermuda
At InTouch Therapy, cupping is integrated into personalised treatment plans to support recovery, improve movement, and enhance overall function. Rather than being used as a standalone treatment, it works alongside hands-on physiotherapy, therapeutic exercise, and other evidence-based techniques to help you achieve your rehabilitation goals. Cupping is one of several specialised services offered by our experienced physiotherapy team.
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Cupping therapy is a specialised treatment that can help relieve muscle tension, improve soft tissue mobility, and support the body’s natural healing process. Although it has been practised for centuries, cupping is now commonly used alongside modern physiotherapy to complement rehabilitation programmes for a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions.
What is Cupping Therapy?
Cupping therapy involves placing specially designed cups on the skin to create gentle suction. This suction lifts the soft tissues, helping to improve circulation, release muscle tension, and encourage movement within the muscles and fascia.
Depending on your condition and treatment goals, your Physiotherapist may use static cupping, where the cups remain in one position, or moving cupping, where the cups glide over the skin during treatment.
Cupping is always performed following a thorough assessment to ensure it is appropriate for your individual needs and forms part of a comprehensive rehabilitation programme.
How Can Cupping Help?
Cupping therapy may be beneficial for a variety of musculoskeletal conditions, including:
- Muscle tightness and tension
- Neck and back pain
- Shoulder pain
- Sports injuries
- Tendon problems
- Scar tissue restrictions
- Reduced mobility and flexibility
- Recovery following exercise
- General muscular stiffness
Your Physiotherapist will determine whether cupping is suitable for your condition and combine it with other treatments where appropriate to help optimise your recovery.
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What To Expect
Your appointment begins with a detailed assessment of your symptoms, movement, and rehabilitation goals.
If cupping is recommended, your treatment may include:
- Dry cupping therapy
- Moving cupping techniques
- Hands-on manual therapy
- Therapeutic exercise programmes
- Stretching and mobility exercises
- Strengthening exercises
- Postural and movement education
- Home exercise advice
- Ongoing progress reviews
It is normal for circular marks to appear on the skin after treatment. These marks are not bruises and typically fade over several days as your body recovers. Your Physiotherapist will explain what to expect and answer any questions before treatment begins.
Why Choose InTouch Therapy?
At InTouch Therapy, every treatment plan is designed around your individual needs. Cupping is used as one component of a comprehensive rehabilitation programme that focuses on restoring movement, improving function, and supporting long-term recovery.
Our team provides:
- Personalised one-to-one physiotherapy
- Evidence-based rehabilitation programmes
- Cupping performed by trained Physiotherapists
- Hands-on treatment combined with exercise therapy
- Ongoing assessment and progress monitoring
- Individual advice to support long-term wellbeing
Founded by Dr Tanaeya Burch, InTouch Therapy combines advanced physiotherapy techniques with compassionate, personalised care. Dr Burch has completed additional postgraduate training in cupping therapy, allowing this treatment to be safely integrated into appropriate rehabilitation programmes.
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