Who can become a member of HASA?

Anyone who is a qualified practitioner or therapist in the field of Hijama (cupping therapy) and has registered with HASA can become a member. The association accepts individuals who have undergone proper training and meet the set standards of practice.

What support does HASA offer to its registered members?

HASA provides ongoing support and assistance to all its registered members. This support includes access to a database of members with their contact details and practice areas. Additionally, the association offers guidance and resources to help members maintain high standards of practice.

How does HASA handle complaints or concerns about practitioners?

Any complaints regarding practitioners or therapists are to be forwarded directly to HASA. The association takes complaints seriously and conducts discussions and investigations with the concerned parties to address the issue appropriately.

Hijama/cupping safe and hygienic under HASA's oversight?

Yes, HASA ensures that all its registered practitioners maintain high standards of hygiene and safety. Members are required to keep their workstations and apparatus clean and sterile at all times to ensure there are no health risks for patients.