Fire Cupping Therapy in Chilliwack
At Thrive Collective, we believe healing happens when the body and mind are supported together. Fire cupping is a traditional, non-invasive therapy that uses gentle heat and suction to promote circulation, release muscle tension, and support deep relaxation.
Our registered acupuncturist, Tiana Dickmann, offers personalized fire cupping sessions tailored to your body, your symptoms, and your overall wellness goals. Each treatment is designed to help ease physical discomfort while calming the nervous system, creating space for your body to reset and recover.
How Fire Cupping Can Help
Fire cupping may support a wide range of concerns, including:
✔ Muscle tension and tightness in the neck, shoulders, and back
✔ Chronic or acute pain and stiffness
✔ Stress, anxiety, and nervous system overload
✔ Poor circulation and inflammation
✔ Headaches and tension-related discomfort
✔ Fatigue and overall physical burnout
Fire cupping is often described as a deeply grounding, massage-like experience and is especially supportive for those who spend long hours sitting, working at a desk, or carrying stress in their bodies.
Tiana Dickmann,
Registered Acupuncturist
All fire cupping services at Thrive Collective are provided by Tiana Dickmann, Registered Acupuncturist. Fire cupping is a Traditional Chinese Medicine technique often used alongside acupuncture to support circulation, release muscle tension, and restore balance.
Please note that acupuncture services are currently waitlisted.
Fire Cupping FAQs
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Fire cupping is a traditional technique rooted in Chinese Medicine that uses gentle heat to create suction in specialized cups placed on the skin. This suction helps increase circulation, release muscle tension, and promote deep relaxation.
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Fire cupping should not be painful. Most people describe the sensation as warm, soothing, and similar to a deep tissue massage. You may feel pressure or tightness where the cups are placed, but treatments are adjusted to your comfort level.
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Fire cupping is commonly used to support muscle tension, back and neck pain, headaches, stress, poor circulation, and physical fatigue. It can be especially helpful for people who carry stress in their shoulders or spend long hours sitting or working at a desk.
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Temporary circular marks are common after fire cupping. These are not bruises and usually fade within a few days to a week, depending on your body and circulation. Your practitioner will explain what to expect before treatment.
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Fire cupping is a therapy within Traditional Chinese Medicine and is often used alongside acupuncture, but it can also be offered on its own. Your registered acupuncturist will determine whether fire cupping, acupuncture, or a combination of both is best for your needs.
Fire Cupping Rates & Options
Your first appointment includes a detailed consultation about your health history, lifestyle, and goals. Each treatment is tailored to your comfort level, with a focus on relaxation and results.
Acupuncture
Initial Assessment
75 minutes | $150
Includes initial consultation and treatment
Acupuncture
Follow-Up Treatment
50 minutes | $110
Personalised protocol
Fire Cupping
Follow-Up Treatment
30 min $80 | 45 min $95 | 60 min $110
Exempt from GST
Ready to get started?
Tiana currently has a waitlist for services.