Student Clinic
435 Berry Street
Winnipeg, Manitoba R3J 1N6
(204) 957-2402
info@wellingtoncollege.com
Clinic Hours:
Monday to Thursday Evenings, 5:00pm - 8:30pm
Fridays 9:30am - 2:00pm
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Monday to Thursday, 5:00 pm – 9:30 pm
Friday 9:30 am - 2:00 pmCost: $35.00+GST
Duration: 75 Minutes
How to Book: Call 2049572402 or book online by clicking here.Open to everyone for therapeutic injury care, treatment of health conditions, or general relaxation.
This is our most flexible clinic. Students may treat injuries, medical/pathological conditions, or provide relaxation massage depending on your goals.Best for:
Anyone looking for a massage
Clients with injuries
Clients with medical conditions requiring modifications
Stress relief and relaxation
Not for:
Cases requiring urgent medical care
Each massage includes the consultation, evaluation, and massage application.
This is a training clinic. We appreciate your patience as the students develop their skills in assessment and documentation along with the application of massage.
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Tuesday and Thursday, 1:00pm-3:30pm
Cost: $10+GST
Duration: 60 Minutes
How to Book: Call 2049572402Therapeutic massage for clients with diagnosed medical or pathological conditions.
This clinic is designed for populations who have health conditions that require modification, such as chronic illness, neurological disorders, age-related conditions, or community-based care needs. Treatments are adapted to ensure safety and comfort.Best for:
Pathological or chronic medical conditions
Mobility limitations
Not for:
Routine injury care
General relaxation massages
This is a training clinic focused on implementing different modalities such as thermal therapy and hydrotherapy alongside massage therapy treatment. You must have a pathological condition diagnosed by a medical practitioner and provide us with a referral or doctors note. Those not providing a referral will be charged the standard $35.00+GST fee.
PLEASE NOTE: Due to the demand, the number of treatments provided to one individual in Outreach will be limited. Clients can book appointments once every four weeks. Supervisors may allow more frequent access if it fits their required criteria. Additional appointments may be booked on the day provided there is space available.
List of conditions we focus on throughout the 2025-2026 year:
Immune Conditions (Sept)
Stress & Fatigue Conditions (Oct)
Central Nervous System Disorders (Nov)
Autoimmune Conditions (Dec)
CNS Injury (Jan)
Pregnancy and Infants (Feb)
Geriatric Conditions (Apr)
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Wednesday, 1:30 pm - 4:00 pm
Cost: $10+GST with diagnosed notes, $35+GST without doctor’s notes
Duration: 60 Minutes
How to Book: Call 2049572402Focused, assessment-driven treatment for injuries and functional issues.
This clinic is for clients who have treatable musculoskeletal conditions—sprains, strains, postural dysfunction, overuse injuries, sports-related complaints, restricted movement, etc.
Students assess, treat, and re-assess within a structured clinical rounds format.Best for:
Acute or chronic injuries
Pain with movement
Muscle or joint dysfunction
Treatment plans requiring measurable progress
Not for:
Complex medical conditions
This is a training clinic focused on implementing assessment and treatment protocols for massage therapy. We only take clients who have dysfunctions in the area we are focused on during that timeframe. You can see the list below of when we accept clients for those dysfunctions.
Here’s what you can expect:
Upon arriving at the College, each patient will be asked to fill out a Health History.
You will then be taken into our student clinic rooms where you’ll be consulted by a group of students (2-5).
The students will consult with their instructor, confirming their treatment plan.
One student will return to provide a massage therapy treatment regarding your issues. Please note that each week, the students will focus on a specific area of the body.
Areas of Focus in the 25-26 School Year (subject to change):
Sept. 21- Oct 19 Focus: Spine
Nov 2- Nov 23 Focus: Cervical Spine (As well as all previous weeks focus)
Nov 30- Jan 11 Focus: Thoracic Cage (As well as all previous weeks focus)
Jan 18 - Feb 22 Focus: Shoulder (As well as all previous weeks focus)
Feb 29 - Mar 21 Focus: Coxa(As well as all previous weeks focus)
Apr 4- May 2 Focus: Knee (As well as all previous weeks focus)
May 9- May 16 Focus: Lower Extremity (As well as all previous weeks focus)
WELLINGTON COLLEGE STUDENT CLINIC
You will be in completely capable and compassionate hands during your massage.
What to expect
What kind of training do the student therapists have?
Students are enrolled in a 2,200-hour remedial massage therapy program, ensuring they have extensive hands-on and theoretical training before treating clients.
What should I do before my first appointment?
Please arrive 10 minutes early to complete a medical history form. Payment is requested prior to the appointment.
Is my medical information confidential?
Yes. Your file, which includes your medical history and treatment details, is kept confidential and securely maintained at the College.
What type of massage do Basic Level students provide?
Basic Level (Year 1) students focus on Swedish Relaxation Massage, combining subjects and techniques they’re currently learning to build a solid foundation.
Are tips allowed?
Tips are optional, but if you wish to leave one, please tip the student therapist directly after your appointment.
Who can I contact if I have a concern or complaint?
You can speak with the observer on duty or contact Brie Timings, Director, at brie@wellingtoncollege.com. All issues are handled confidentially.
What type of massage do Advanced Level students provide?
Advanced Level students focus on therapeutic massage, addressing specific complaints or conditions using assessment and treatment techniques.
Who oversees the student treatments?
A qualified College observer is present to provide guidance, ensure safety, and step in if any issues arise during treatment.