Coralville, Iowa
Release the tissue.Restore the movement.
Functional cupping lifts and decompresses tight fascia and muscle — then we move you through the new range so the change actually holds.
What you get
- Myofascial decompression to release restricted tissue
- Improved mobility and blood flow in a single session
- Movement paired with cupping so results last
- Performed by a licensed Doctor of Physical Therapy
How it works
Assess
We map the tight, restricted tissue driving your symptoms.
Decompress
Cups lift and mobilize the fascia and muscle.
Move
We load the new range immediately so it sticks.
Maintain
A home plan keeps the tissue mobile between visits.
Conditions we treat
FAQ
Does cupping leave marks?
Often, yes — circular discoloration that fades over a few days to a week. It's not bruising in the injury sense, and it's painless. We'll talk through it before treating if you have an event coming up.
Is it just for relaxation?
Not the way we do it. Functional cupping pairs decompression with active movement — the goal is lasting mobility change, not a spa session.
How many sessions will I need?
Many patients feel a mobility difference in one session. Lasting change usually takes a short series paired with the movement work — we'll map it out at your evaluation.