

A more personalised approach to back discomfort, stiffness and mobility, with specialist cupping therapy in Rochdale.
Takes less than 60 seconds.
Movement gets harder. Sitting or standing gets uncomfortable. You've tried things and nothing's quite worked.
It may be worth exploring another approach.
What's been happening, for how long, and what you've already tried.
Your movement, mobility, lifestyle and what you want to improve.
Where appropriate, specialist cupping therapy may form part of your plan.
A hands-on complementary therapy where specialist cups are applied to selected areas of the body. Used across cultures for centuries, and some forms are also known as Hijama.
You don't need to know anything about cupping first.
Just tell us what's been happening and we'll explain whether it may suit you.

Complete the short form.
Choose a convenient consultation time.
Explain what's been happening.
Including whether cupping therapy may be part of your plan.
Rated 4.7 on Google from 71 reviews.
"Run by a knowledgeable brother who is a keen communicator. The hijama helped me with my symptoms. For people in Rochdale, this is a fantastic amenity."
"Got my hijama done and the experience was amazing, service was lovely and they took really good care of me."
"On my second visit here. Seeing some good improvements. Feel well looked after. Can recommend."

Arq takes time to listen to the full story before discussing which options may be appropriate. The clinic welcomes all backgrounds, with male and female therapists available.
That's very common. Most people contact us about their back, not about cupping. The clinic will explain everything.
Some forms of cupping are known as Hijama. The clinic offers cupping in a professional environment and can explain the options.
Yes. The clinic welcomes clients from all backgrounds, with male and female therapists available.
No. Just tell us what's been happening and the clinic will discuss what may be appropriate.
You'll be taken to a booking page to choose a convenient time to speak with the clinic.
No. The consultation is a conversation. Any treatment options are discussed with you first.
Start with a conversation.