To cultivate professional individuals skilled in therapeutic massage and it’s supporting modalities, while fostering a supportive and progressive environment.

Our College has dedicated itself to the advancement of Remedial Massage Therapy and Manual Therapies. We pursue a scientific approach to massage which requires a thorough understanding of the functions of the body and its anatomy. The College's approach to massage is based upon more than 75 years of history in Osteopathic Medicine. This unique focus gives you a rewarding and successful practice upon graduation.

1. The following objectives are intended to meet our mission.
2. Hire instructors that not only have excellent knowledge in their area of instruction, but, also have practical experience in the field of massage, business, psychology, research or exercise rehabilitation.
3. Assure quality practical instruction by having all practical instructors meet the qualifications to practice massage therapy.
   
4. Assure accurate and current information through yearly evaluations of the curriculum.
   
5. Assure a high quality of training by incorporating external, independent evaluations of our program annually.
   
6. Assure continuation of the highest standards by submitting exams and curriculum to the International Council of the LCSP for evaluation annually.
   
7. Incorporate presentations from professionals in areas outside the field that will enhance students understanding.
   
8. Assure close consideration of a student's progress through regular examinations and feedback.
   
9. Assure student concerns are addressed through regular monthly feedback, establishment of a Student Council and providing the opportunity for instructor access and guidance through private meetings.
   
10. Assure students gain practical experience through the establishment of public clinics and outreaches in institutional environments.
    
11. Provide several avenues for students to enhance their understanding through additional workshops, tutoring, and instructor access.
    
12. Bring current information to students and alumni through regular educational workshops. Ensure the programs offered meet all requirements for private vocational institutions in Manitoba.
    
13. Incorporate results of exit interviews (done with graduating students and those who have withdrawn from the program) when analyzing the objectives for the following year.