What's included

What you'll learn

• Reproductive anatomy in depth — the uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, and pelvic floor; blood supply to the reproductive organs (uterine arteries, ovarian arteries); pelvic lymphatic drainage pathways; sacral nerve roots and their supply to the reproductive organs

• The female hormonal cycle — the four phases (menstruation, follicular, ovulation, luteal); the hormones involved (FSH, LH, oestrogen, progesterone); how the cycle governs follicle development, ovulation, endometrial thickening, and implantation

• Why timing is critical — why Fertility Hijama must be performed in the follicular phase (after menstruation, before ovulation); why the luteal phase is a contraindication; how to track the cycle and identify the correct treatment window

• Fertility Hijama point protocols — the lower back, sacral, and pelvic points used in Fertility Hijama; the anatomical basis for each point; how point selection is adapted for different presentations (PCOS, irregular cycles, poor pelvic circulation, IVF preparation)

• Conditions relevant to fertility — PCOS, endometriosis, irregular cycles, anovulation, thin endometrium, poor pelvic circulation, hormonal imbalance, and unexplained infertility; how each condition affects treatment decisions

• IVF preparation — how to time Fertility Hijama in the months before an IVF cycle; what to avoid during the stimulation and transfer phases; how to communicate with the client's fertility clinic

• Sensitive client communication — working with clients who are emotionally vulnerable; how to discuss realistic expectations; how to support clients through the emotional complexity of a fertility journey without overstepping clinical boundaries

• Client consultation for fertility treatments — taking a reproductive health history, cycle assessment, contraindication screening, informed consent, and treatment planning

• Contraindications specific to Fertility Hijama — pregnancy, the luteal phase, active pelvic infection, certain medications, and other conditions that require modification or referral

• Infection control & health and safety — sterilisation standards, PPE, sharps disposal, and clinical hygiene protocols

• Step-by-step how to perform Fertility Hijama — complete procedure from client arrival to aftercare: room set-up, equipment preparation, cycle assessment, point selection, cup placement, suction, incision, blood draw, cup removal, wound care, and post-treatment documentation

• Salon set-up step by step — how to set up a compliant, professional treatment space for fertility Hijama: room layout, couch and equipment positioning, clinical hygiene standards, waste disposal, and what you need before your first client

• Business plan — how to launch and grow your fertility Hijama practice: pricing, finding clients, marketing on Instagram and TikTok, booking systems, and building a sustainable specialist practice from day one

• Medical history form templates — professional, print-ready client consultation and reproductive health history forms provided; ready to use from your very first client

• Live practical sessions — hands-on technique under direct supervision

• 25 supervised case studies with feedback — individually marked with detailed written feedback to build clinical confidence and competence

• Free starter kit — 20 cups, pump, blades, and antiseptic wipes included; everything you need to begin practising immediately after your course

• Ongoing mentorship — continued personal support after course completion as you build your fertility Hijama practice

• Wholesaler details — recommended suppliers for cups, blades and clinical consumables at trade prices

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