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Q SPORTS MEDICINE
Appointments to help you compete at your best:
- Sports Medicine Physician
- Athletic Therapy
- Massage Therapy
- Chiropractic Treatment
- Mental Health referral
- Registered Dietitian
For urgent treatment options, appointment slots are reserved/available most days, for Varsity Student Athletes who require assessment or treatment in a timely manner. This includes Monday assessments/treatments following weekend games.
Please call 613-533-3325 or email atherapy@queensu.ca - include your availability - and we will arrange an appointment at Q Sports Medicine.
Your A&R discount and Queen’s AMS student health insurance combine to make the cost of Athletic Therapy appointments very affordable.
AMS Student insurance covers 60% of Athletic Therapy, Massage, Chiropractic and Registered Dietitian appointments up to $400/year.
Student health insurance also covers 100% of a mental health practitioner appointment up to $1000/year.
More SGPS and AMS insurance coverage details can be found at studentcare.ca.
While not free, the reasonable clinic appointment fees allow us to staff many Athletic Therapists, two Registered Massage Therapists, a Chiropractor and an excellent administrator.
Please inform us if there are any financial barriers to receiving any of our services.
The best way to minimize the risk of infections and complications is to be fully vaccinated and get boosters when eligible. COVID boosters can be booked through KFL&A’s COVID-19 vaccine website. Flu shots can be booked at KFL&A’s immunization clinics website.
Have a great summer! - From the Q Sports Med Staff
MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT
Need support and community?
Student Wellness Services
- Remember that Student Wellness Services is a resource available to all Queen’s students.
- Walk in to Mitchell Hall or call for urgent support, counselling, accommodations and other health needs at 613-533-2506.
Looking for counselling support?
CONSOLE
- New mental health resource provided through AMS. Create a log in to access a mental health therapist, wellness check, and personalized support strategies. Visit here.
Gaels Tutoring
Need a tutor? Fill out the Gaels Tutor Request Form to be matched.
- Please be patient as we work through the influx of requests.
- Know someone who can tutor you? Please email mvm3@queensu.ca
Would you like to be a tutor? Please email mvm3@queensu.ca
Each student-athlete can receive up to four hours of free tutoring a month.
Student Academic Success Services
Book an appointment with a Learning Strategist to assist you with academic skills, time management, study habits, and writing resources.
Check out the Event Calendar for other workshops on notetaking, burnout prevention, how to study more effectively, paper writing, and more!
Queen’s Connects via LinkedIn
Make sure to take the time to add Queen’s Connects Career Network for Students and Alumni via your LinkedIn profile! This group is maintained by Queen’s University for or Queen’s students and alumni. Designed to make a difference in the lives of students and graduates, this group facilitates conversations about career experiences.
Safe Sport
Safe Sport is about creating a healthy, positive, safe training and competition sport environment that by its cultural nature is free of maltreatment and abuse. Queen’s Athletics & Recreation have been proactively embracing the policies, principles, and direction of Safe Sport for several years, through a mix of education by experts and the True Sport module, along with improving the policies designed to ensure healthy, positive and safe training and competition environments (ie. Background screening and ethics policies).
This year Queen’s A&R has ramped up the education with the support of Allison Forsyth, a two-time Olympian & eight-time national champion (Alpine Skiing), who is a Safe Sport survivor and now one of the leading experts in Canada. Allison has delivered in-person education directly to over 100 staff and coaches in August, followed by tailored in-person education to over 1000 student-athletes from varsity teams and clubs in September.
All Gaels student-athletes can continue to learn more about Safe Sport by completing the “Gaels Safe Sport Education Course” by following the instructions below:
- Go to onQ Self Registration.
- Scroll down and complete registration for Gaels Safe Sport Education Course.
- On your onQ home page, and you will see the Gaels Safe Sport Education Course under the 2022/Winter filter.
- Click Gaels Safe Sport Education Course.
- Click Content on the top of the page.
- On the left side of the page click Gaels Safe Sport Education Course.
In addition to the Safe Sport training and to demonstrate the commitment to Safe Sport Queen’s Athletics has taken the Responsible Coaching Movement Pledge entailing three pillars (Rule of Two, background screening and ethics training). That are each designed to help ensure a sports environment that can remain safe and fun for everyone.
I-EDIAA
What is I-EDIAA?
Formerly EDII, the Division of Student Affairs is now promoting the acronym I-EDIAA which stands for Indigenization, Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, Anti-Racism, Accessibility.
Important Resources:
Human Rights and Equity Office: https://www.queensu.ca/hreo/
Yellow House: https://www.queensu.ca/yellow-house/
The Queen’s Shift Project: https://www.queensu.ca/campuswellnessproject/queens-shift-project/queens-shift-project-student-opportunities-and-initiatives
Faith and Spiritual Life: https://www.queensu.ca/faith-and-spiritual-life/
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