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Date  (Applica,on):        SGP:  20-­‐21  May  2017  (h<ps://www.bodyworksm<.asia/moderncuppingtherapy)  Swiss:  12  Aug  2017  (Pending  Enrolment  Link)  HK:  3-­‐4  Nov  2017  (h<p://bit.ly/ModernCuppingMethod)  Next  is  yours:  2018  (yours  call)  Time:  9:00am  –  5:00pm  General  Enquiry  @the  follow  link/  QR  code:    h<p://bit.ly/ModernCuppingMethod  

ü  Easy  to  learn  ü  Safe  to  Do  ü  Immediate  Result  

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Cupping  Therapy  is  a  tradi2onal  technique  that  a  local  suc2on  is  created  on  to  the  skin  to  restore  energy  (blood  flow)  in  order  to  promote  healing.  A?er  years  of   revolu2on  with  the  knowledge  of   anatomy   and   physiology,   we   are   now   unleashing   the   true  nature  of  suc2oning  effect.  Modern  Cupping  Method  (MCM)  is  a  mobiliza2on   technique   to   so?   2ssue   and   connec2ve   2ssue  under  the  skin,  which  also  know  as  fascia  

Presenter:  Mr.  Kenny  Yu  Kenny  is  a  registered  physiotherapist  in  Hong  Kong  with  more  than  10  years  clinical  experiences.  He  was  born  in  Hong  Kong  and  trained  in  Hong  Kong,  Australia  and  New  Zealand.  He  worked  with  the  na2onal  sports  team  (Orienteering)  and  the  educa2onal  commiNee  for  the  Associa2on  in  Hong  Kong.  He  completed  his  master  training  in  University  of  Otago  for  Manipula2ve  Physiotherapy  with  his  research  on  clinical  pilates  which  focusing  of  analyze  movement  paNern  for  pa2ent.  His  publica2on  and  presenta2on  can  be  found  from  his  website:    hNp://www.kennyyuphysio.com            Kenny  trained  for  acupuncture  with  the  study  of  tradi2onal  Chinese  medicine  straight  a?er  gradua2on  and  that’s  how  he  started  with  cupping  therapy,  while  intergraded  the  east  meet  west  approach.  With  the  inspira2on  from  the  doctor  in  china  and  modifica2on  of  the  therapeu2c  cup  now  the  applica2on  for  the  silicon  cup  to  the  body,  Kenny  intergrade  the  east  meet  west  approach  and  will  help  us  to  unmask  the  therapeu2c  secret  of  Chinese  tradi2onal  cupping  therapy  and  apply  it  to  deal  with  the  tricky  and  complex  musculoskeletal  and  fascia  system.    

Course  Informa,on:  Workshop  fee:  HKD$XXXX;    10%  discount  for  registra2on  before  XX  XX  20XX    Special  rate  for  two:  @  HKD$XXX00  (HKD$XX00  each)  Special  rate  for  four:  @  HKD$XX000  (HKD$XX00  each)  Payment:  SKP  Medical  Group  Limited      Hang  Seng  Bank  Account:  788-­‐004-­‐-­‐695-­‐883  (Bank  transac2on  receipt  is  needed)  CPD:  Pending    Contact:  learning@skpmg.com  Cancella2on  Policy:  50%  refund  rate  30  days  prior  to  the  course  start,  no  refund  a?erwards  

Course  Descrip,on   Modern  Cupping  Therapy  (MCT)  works  extremely  well  with  physiotherapists  who  specialize  on  musculoskeletal  problem  and  deal  with  connec2ve  2ssue  2ghtness.  Unlike  tradi2onal  cupping  therapy  which  rely  heavily  on  skills  of  temperature  control  and  glass  manipula2on,  MCM  is  easy  for  applica2on  yet  comprehensive  with  variety.  The  unique  feature  of  allowing  movement  during  the  applica2on  provides  excellent  result  for  sports  injuries  and  exercise  rehabilita2on.          

Learning  Objec,ve 1.  To  develop  a  beNer  understanding  and  knowledge  of  tradi2onal  and  modern  cupping  therapy.    2.  To  develop  a  greater  understanding  and  knowledge  of  different  sizes,  direc2on  of  forces  and  

applica2on  regions  with  modern  cup  when  targe2ng  2ssue  2ghtness.  3.  To  develop  a  comprehensive  subjec2ve  and  physical  evalua2on  strategy  for  so?  2ssue  that  

considers  local  and  referred  sources  of  pain  and  directs  the  clinician  to  develop  an  appropriate  management  plan  by  the  use  MCM.    

4.  To  develop  greater  confidence  with  the  physical  assessment  of  the  so?  2ssue  2ghtness  in  both  local  and  regional  prospec2ve.  

5.  To  develop  greater  competency  in  the  management  of  pa2ents  with  a  variety  of  common  pathologies  including;  frozen  shoulder,  lateral  epicondyli2s,  de  quervain  Syndrome;  non-­‐specific  low  back  pain,  gluteal  tendopathy,  patellofemoral  joint  pain,  Ilio2bial  band  syndrome,  achilli-­‐tendonsis,  plantar  fascii2s,  etc  

6.  To  review  the  research  evidence  evalua2ng  the  use  of  tradi2onal  and  modern  cupping  method.  7.  To  develop  a  greater  confidence  in  the  use  of  exercise  therapy,  manual  therapy  and  self  care  

advice  by  intergrade  MCM  into  your  exis2ng  tool  box.    

Course  Outline Remark Day  1  AM  •  Introduc2on  of  cupping  therapy  &  MCM  •  Ra2onal  for  MCT  and  the  rela2onship  with  body    •  Basic  principle  for  the  applica2on  of  MCM  •  Peripheral  Sessions  for  Upper  Limb  &  Assessment  Method  

•  History  &  theory  for  Current  evidence    •  Safety  issue  and  applica2on  •  Revision  for  the  concept  of  fascia      •  suc2on  force,    different  manual  direc2on  

and  different  sizes    

Day  1  PM    •  Case  study  and  pa2ent  demonstra2on  •  Peripheral  session  for  Lower  Limb  &  assessment  method    •  Clinical  Reasoning  Session  

 •  Cover  up  Hip,  Knee,  foot  and  ankle  •  Welcome  for  arrangement  of  real  pa2ent  

session  or  using  par2cipants  as  example

Day  2  AM  •  Introduc2on  of  body  connec2on  concept  •  Spinal  session  &  integrated  region  prac2ce  •  Follow  up  of  case  study  from  day  1

•  Comparing  with  meridian  in  Chinese  Medicine  

•  Treatment  for  Cx,  Tx,  Lx  and  SIJ

Day  2  PM  Follow  up  of  2nd  case  study  from  yesterday  Exercise  Cupping  Concept  Integra2on  with  other  treatment  modularity  Treatment  for  Scar  

 •  How  to  work  together  with  other  treatment  

like  pilates,  joint  mobiliza2on,  exercise  and  stretching,    

•  3rd  Case  study  with  scar  management  

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