Course Modules

Day 1: In-house Training - Detailed Learning of Hijama Therapy

1. Health and Safety - Infection Control:

   • Understanding the importance of infection control in Hijama therapy.

   • Identifying potential risks and hazards in the therapy environment.

   • Implementing best practices for sterilisation and sanitation of equipment and workspace.

   • Proper handling and disposal of sharps and waste materials.

2. Skin and Superficial Incisions:

   • Differentiating between various skin types and conditions.

   • Techniques for creating superficial incisions for cupping therapy.

   • Ensuring precision and safety during incision procedures.

   • minimising discomfort and risk of complications for patients.

3. Consultations:

   • Establishing rapport and trust with clients through effective communication.

   • Conducting thorough assessments to determine suitability for Hijama therapy.

   • Gathering relevant medical history and information to inform treatment plans.

   • Addressing patients concerns and answering questions regarding the procedure and its benefits.

4. Islamic Teachings of Hijama:

   • Exploring the historical and cultural significance of Hijama therapy in Islamic traditions.

   • Understanding the spiritual and religious principles underlying the practice.

   • Incorporating Islamic teachings and values into the delivery of Hijama therapy services.

   • Respecting cultural sensitivities and beliefs during patients interactions and treatment sessions.

5. Pre & Post Treatment Care:

   • Educating parents on preparatory measures before undergoing Hijama therapy.

   • Providing guidance on post-treatment care and self-care practices.

   • Monitoring and assessing patient’s responses and reactions following the procedure.

   • Offering support and follow-up services to ensure the well-being and satisfaction of patients throughout their healing journey.

     Day 2: In-house Practical Skills & Application Training

     • One-to-One Practical Hijama Training on Your Volunteer:

       • Hands-on experience for students with guided instruction.

       • Application of theoretical knowledge into practical sessions.

       • Utilisation of volunteers as models for practice demonstrations.

     • Step-by-Step Troubleshooting:

       • Identifying and addressing common challenges encountered during practical applications.

       • Offering guidance on problem-solving techniques and adjustments.

       • Ensuring students develop confidence and proficiency in executing procedures.

     • Final Assessment:

       • Evaluation of students' practical skills and proficiency in performing Hijama therapy.

       • Assessing adherence to safety protocols and proper technique implementation.

       • Providing constructive feedback for continuous improvement and mastery.