RMIT Remedial Massage and Myotherapy teaching clinic

The RMIT University Student Myotherapy clinic offers soft tissue, remedial and myotherapy treatments to RMIT staff, students and the general public.

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Teaching clinics

Our teaching clinics are now open for booking online. Please note that the clinic phone line is not monitored until students return on 16 February 2026.

Dates that the clinics are open:

Semester One: 16 February to 12 June 2026
Semester Two: 14 July to 14 November 2026.

We will close from 16 June 2026 to 11 July 2026 and during the Christmas break, 15 November 2026 to February 2027.

Thank you for your support of the student learning.

Student clinics will open at the beginning of each Semester, in February and July. They are closed during mid-semester and semester breaks, public holidays and over the long Christmas break.

After hours access: building doors will be closed from 6:30pm. If you have an evening appointment booked, you will need to phone the Clinic Reception, and someone will come down to let you in. Phone +61 3 9925 1444

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Our student Remedial clinics and Myotherapy Clinics offer services to the public.

Clinics are operated by students studying the Diploma of Remedial Massage and Advanced Diploma of Myotherapy. They are supervised by qualified, industry current therapists always.

Our student clinics are an educational environment for the purposes of student development and on-the-job learning as our priority of focus.

During your visit, you are required to comply with assessment processes conducted by the student therapist within your one-hour booking time to support the student learning experience.

All members of the public are welcome.

Please be advised that the procedures within our student clinics have changed and all new and existing clients will be required to comply with new processes.

Appointments

The RMIT Remedial Massage and Myotherapy student clinic dates vary Semester to Semester. Please go to the 'book appointment online' tab, select the treatment modality that you would like to and the available days, dates and times will appear for selection'.

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Phone the Student Clinic Reception

To assist with you having a good experience please note the following:

This is a student learning environment. We thank you for your understanding and patience if assessment and treatment take a little longer than you are used too
If you are a new client or you have attended the clinic over six (6) months prior, you will be asked to complete a New Client History Form.
Therapists are rostered on a rotational basis.
Clients can request a preferred gender, but this cannot be guaranteed.
The supervising teacher will enter the cubicle at least once to check on the therapist and so treatment may be disrupted.
Students are being assessed during every clinic session. This may impact slightly on the flow of your assessment and treatment.
Please ensure you have showered prior to any treatment if you exercise beforehand
Underwear must be worn at all times.
Sexual harassment, verbal abuse or denigration of a therapist will not be tolerated.
Clients affected by drugs or alcohol will not be treated.
Clinic Supervisors, RMIT staff, RMIT students and all clients attending the RMIT Remedial Massage and Myotherapy Teaching Clinic.

Treatments

Please note that we are not able to provide Pregnancy Massage as a service.

Remedial Massage Treatment

Students will continue to build upon their Soft Tissue Massage skills and techniques by learning assessment knowledge by body region. A treatment will include subjective assessment questions, Global Posture assessment, body region active/passive/resistive range of movement and Special Tests. From this information they will then put together a Client consented, and Supervisor approved treatment plan. The treatment itself could include those techniques used in the Soft Tissue Treatment as well as assisted stretching techniques, cupping, thermotherapy, triggerpoint therapy, and myofascial tension technique. This service is available from Semester Two and Semester Three students of the Diploma of Remedial Massage

Myotherapy Treatment

The aim of a Myotherapy treatment is to assess, treat and manage injuries, pain and dysfunction. Within a Myotherapy treatment, students will apply a range of techniques which could include myofascial dry needling, cupping, corrective exercises rehabilitation, massage techniques and joint mobilisation (not to be confused with joint manipulation). The student clinicians will contextualise subjective and objective information into clinical reasoning and problem solving to produce a client consented and Supervisor approved treatment plan.

Costs

Myotherapy: Advanced Diploma of Myotherapy - Semester 1 & Semester 2 students

RMIT Staff members and students $25.00 (current RMIT staff or RMIT student card must be shown)
General Public $30.00

Remedial massage: Diploma of Remedial Massage - Semester 2 & Semester 3 students

RMIT Staff members and students $20.00 (current RMIT staff or RMIT student card must be shown
General Public $25.00

Location

RMIT Building 51, Level 07, Room 09. Please take the elevator to the Student Clinic Reception area to check in. Turn right when you get out on level 7. You will see the reception area ahead.

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