Wellness Journeys
Hear from Our Happy Clients!Step into a World of Relief: Expert Cupping Therapy
Trained Wright's Wellness Clinic practitioners administer cupping therapy through the careful placement of heated cups on specific points of the body to ease pain, stimulate blood flow and eliminate toxins as part of a treatment plan that helps relieve a diverse range of conditions. Frequently combined with other Eastern healing practices such as acupuncture, our professionally trained massage therapy specialists are available to provide practical advice on the many benefits of cupping therapy.Cupping Therapy Procedure
The use of cups on affected areas creates a localized pressure that acts as a vacuum to draw blood to the surface and facilitate healing. Experienced Wright's Wellness Clinic practitioners tailor treatments to achieve both therapeutic and stress relieving effects to harmonize the energy pathways of the body.Find Relief From Common Conditions With Cupping Therapy
- Allergies and asthma
- Blood disorders
- Fertility problems
- Skin problems
- High blood pressure
- Migraines
Mainstream Medicine in China
According to Eastern healing philosophy, cupping therapy induces the balanced flow of “Qi” energy through the body’s organs and tissues that triggers the natural release of harmful toxins. Safe and effective, cupping therapy is considered a mainstream form of medicine in China and practiced at most hospitals with great success. A recent review of several scientific studies has shown cupping therapy to be effective for a variety of conditions from acne to facial paralysis and especially effective when combined with acupuncture treatments.Part of a Complete Health Regimen
Wright's Wellness Clinic provides in Etobicoke Toronto a team of registered massage therapists trained to provide effective cupping therapy treatments as a natural complement to a complete health regimen. In addition to treating specific ailments, cupping therapy is used to promote overall well-being and achieve optimal physical and mental health. We invite the people of Etobicoke to contact us for more information and to schedule an appointment.Etobicoke Toronto's Best: Meet Our Cupping Therapy Practitioners
Happyben Soni, PT, Registered Physiotherapist
Happy is a Registered Physiotherapist in Ontario. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy and a Diploma certificate in Fitness and Health promotion. She is also certified in Pelvic floor physiotherapy, Bioflex laser therapy, Kinesiology taping, Vestibular therapy for post concussion rehab and she is also a certified fitter for compression stockings. Happy has experience in treating Orthopedic conditions, Neurological conditions, Vestibular conditions, Sports related injuries and Pain management. She applies a holistic approach to treat conditions and help patients achieve their goals. She uses various treatment techniques such as Manual therapy, exercise prescription, kinesiology taping, cupping therapy and electrotherapy to help her patients recover. Happy enjoys painting, walking and exploring new places when she is not working.
Haemi Yun, R.AC, Registered Acupuncturist
Haemi is a registered acupuncturist (R.Ac). She graduated with honours from Acupuncture program at Georgian College. Her special interests include mental health/stress as well as musculoskeletal pain issues. She has treated emotional conditions like anxiety, depression, headaches, insomnia and stress as well as autoimmune conditions like chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia along with various neuromuscular and musculoskeletal pain conditions. She takes a variety of TCM approaches, including Acupuncture, Tuina massage (an ancient form of Chinese massage), Acupressure, Cupping, and Gua Sha to provide the best treatment and tailors each treatment plan according to the patient's condition. Her biggest objective is understand the patient's symptoms, the cause of the and then treat them both mentally and physically in order for them to continue to live their lives in a healthy and happy manner. When she is not working Haemi enjoys spending time with family and friends. She also likes to go on nature walks and do outdoor activities.
Elizabeth Mary Clarke, RMT
Elizabeth graduated from the prestigious Sutherland Chan School in 2002. During the past twenty years, she has studied Shiatsu at the Shiatsu School of Tokyo as well as Medical Acupuncture at McMaster University. Elizabeth has developed a strong commitment to provide the most up to date treatment modalities and techniques such as Pregnancy/Labour Support, Pain management, Shiatsu (Acupressure or Trigger Point Therapy), Fascia Restructuring, Manual Lymph Drainage, Cupping and Hot Stone. Elizabeth has also developed course content and taught components of the 3 year Massage Therapy program. Elizabeth has a strong interest in collaborating with clients to optimize their health through therapeutic treatment and education. In her spare time, Elizabeth enjoys time with her three King Charles Cavaliers.Insurance Partners
Most of our therapy services are covered by health insurance. Please call us for more information. We also offer direct billing to:
- Blue Cross
- Industrial Alliance
- Chambers of Commerce
- Johnson Group
- Cowan
- Manulife
- Desjardins Financial Security
- Standard Life
- Green Shield
- Sun Life
- Great West Life
- Canada Life
Areas We Serve
- Etobicoke, Toronto
- West Dean Park
- Princess Anne Manor/Gardens
- Centennial Park
- Eatonville
- Islington Village
- Richview
Cupping Therapy Etobicoke Toronto FAQs
Cupping therapy is an ancient form of alternative medicine where therapists place special cups on your skin to create suction. This therapy is used for various purposes, including pain management, inflammation reduction, blood flow improvement, relaxation, and as a type of deep-tissue massage.
Most clients report that cupping therapy is not painful. You may experience a unique sensation due to the suction of the cups, often described as a deep warmth or a gentle pulling sensation on the skin, but this is generally found to be relaxing.
The frequency of cupping therapy varies based on individual health needs. Our therapists will work with you to recommend a schedule that best suits your condition and wellness goals.
Yes, cupping therapy can be effectively combined with other treatments such as massage therapy, acupuncture, or physiotherapy. Our therapists will advise on the best combination of treatments for your needs.
While cupping is safe for most people, it is not recommended for those with certain health conditions such as severe skin conditions, blood disorders, or for pregnant women. We advise consulting with our therapists for a personalized assessment.
