The house of Shameel

Rooted in heritage. Held in Quebec.

Shameel Therapy was born from a quiet observation: that modern women are often disconnected from the rhythms that make a life feel whole. We exist to restore that connection — through traditional, restorative practices held in a space that honours stillness, dignity, and the feminine.

Practitioner working beside a client resting in a warmly lit treatment room
Inside the treatment room

The hands that hold the work

Every session is done by hand, in a warm and private room — sterile equipment, unhurried pace, and full modesty respected from beginning to end.

Close-up of hands performing a therapeutic cupping session

Care, held by hand. Attention, not urgency.

01

Restoration

We work with the body's own intelligence to lift what it has been carrying — physical tension, emotional heaviness, ancestral fatigue.

02

Rhythm

Lunar cycles, seasons, breath, sleep. Wellness is not an event; it is a return to the rhythms already inside you.

03

Ritual

Care, when held with attention, becomes ritual. We design each session as a small ceremony, not a procedure.

The space

A quiet apartment in Hampstead

The practice is held in a private, cozy apartment — a space designed for women, where we also host small gatherings throughout the year. It is intentionally intimate, made for unhurried care.

Address
37 rue Ellerdale, Hampstead, Québec — H3X 1T1
A note from the founder

I began practicing hijama during the pandemic, in a season where I was doing so much — and nothing was bringing me back to myself. Hijama did. It is a traditional practice; even where it is not formally regulated, we have found a way to honour our roots and care for one another. I do this work for women, because I needed it first.