Our Student Clinic massages are delivered in a setting that has been designed to provide a relaxing, soothing, and learning atmosphere for both the student practitioner and the client.

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The Alberta Institute of Massage is community-centered and actively involved in public outreach opportunities.

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Massage therapy has been a vital element of the health systems of most cultures throughout the centuries and is possibly the oldest form of therapeutic practice in history, mentioned in Chinese literature as early as 3000 B.C. The profile of massage therapy has diversified and advanced through the years, we are now seeing an unprecedented convergence between complementary and traditional healthcare. Today, massage is highly respected and prominently recognized as a disciplined profession, benefiting recipients with very tangible results.

The healing art and health science of massage therapy effectively address a variety of health conditions faced by today's society. Commonly experienced in our culture is stress-related tension, which experts believe accounts for a high percentage of disease and health-related disorders.

 According to Angus Reid and Consumer Health polls, massage therapists are increasingly becoming the health care providers of choice for patients dealing with soft tissue complaints in the 21st century.

Massage therapy is a natural approach to a drug-free, non-invasive, and compassionate choice for the betterment of personal health and the enhancement of well-being.