About Halima Yasmin
Halima Yasmin is a hijama, dry cupping and massage practitioner in Manchester. She founded haloe to give women and men a private, careful place to be looked after.
The short version
Who: Halima Yasmin, founder of haloe.
What she does: hijama (wet cupping), dry cupping, massage and life coaching.
Who she works with: women and men.
Training: Level 5 Diploma in Health and Cupping Therapy, The Suuk Academy, awarded with distinction (88%). The course is accredited by the CMA and IPHM.
Insurance: fully insured.
Where: Tuesdays at Milton Hall, 244 Deansgate, Manchester M3 4BQ, in a private room. Home visits across Greater Manchester on other days.
Why haloe exists
Hijama is a Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم. Halima practises it to modern professional standards: a private room, a health form before you begin, clear aftercare and an honest conversation before anything starts.
haloe is for women and men. Many clients come for the shoulders and neck, for a back that has had enough, or for support around their monthly cycle. Others come after training, or because they want one quiet hour that is only theirs. You do not need to know which treatment you want. Halima will talk it through with you.
How Halima is trained
Halima holds a Level 5 Diploma in Health and Cupping Therapy from The Suuk Academy, awarded with distinction (88%). The course is accredited by the CMA and IPHM, two bodies that accredit complementary therapy training. Halima trained on that accredited course.
She is fully insured, and she works within the limits of her training. haloe offers complementary wellness care for relaxation and everyday tension. It is not medical treatment, and Halima does not diagnose or claim to treat any condition. If something needs a doctor, she will tell you so.
What a session with Halima is like
You start with a conversation. Halima asks how you are, where you hold tension and what you would like from the session, and she asks you to complete a short health form so she knows what is safe for you.
The room is private and quiet. Only the area being worked on is uncovered, and only for as long as it needs to be. For women and men alike, modesty is looked after as part of every session. You can ask her to stop or change anything at any time.
Afterwards you get clear aftercare in plain words, including what is normal to feel and when to message her. She answers on WhatsApp herself.
Prices are set out on each treatment page and on the booking page, and you pay the full price when you book. Home visits have a travel fee based on distance, shown before you pay. The Tuesday clinic has no travel fee.
Treatments
Hijama (wet cupping), dry cupping, massage and life coaching. They can be booked on their own or combined in one visit.
A few quick answers
Who is Halima Yasmin?
Halima Yasmin is the founder of haloe, a hijama, dry cupping and massage practice in Manchester. She works with women and men, in a private room at Milton Hall on Deansgate on Tuesdays and on home visits across Greater Manchester.
What are Halima's qualifications?
Halima holds a Level 5 Diploma in Health and Cupping Therapy from The Suuk Academy, awarded with distinction (88%). The course is accredited by the CMA and IPHM. She is fully insured.
Is Halima a doctor or a nurse?
No. Halima is a trained cupping and massage practitioner. haloe offers complementary wellness care for relaxation and everyday tension, not medical treatment, and does not diagnose or claim to treat any condition.
Where does Halima work?
Every Tuesday at Milton Hall, 244 Deansgate, Manchester M3 4BQ, in a private room. On other days she visits clients at home across Greater Manchester, with travel priced by distance and shown before you pay.
Can men book with Halima?
Yes. haloe welcomes women and men, and every client is looked after with the same privacy and care for modesty.
Ready when you are
Choose a Tuesday at Milton Hall, or a home visit anywhere across Greater Manchester.
Book a session