Welling Centre

01/25/2026

Our generously gifted amaryllis in support of is in full, gorgeous bloom! Photo snapped by resident plant whisperer Michelle! Indoor plants and cut flowers are such a gift on these cold winter days!

12/24/2025

Happy Holidays!! Practitioners/ therapists will be working various hours by appointment for the next few weeks. Reception will be closed December 24-29 and January 1-5. We will check the email periodically (info@wellingcentre.com). Wishing you warmth and coziness and sending you love!

12/19/2025

What it took to survive has created a bind. It was adaptive ‘then’ to avoid comfort or self-compassion, to shame and self-judge before attachment figures could find them lacking, but now it has come to feel believable that others deserve or belong or are worth more – while, at the same time, it also feels that these ‘others’ are not to be trusted; they are dangerous.

12/06/2025

11/29/2025

We want to say a heartfelt “thank you’’ to everyone who leaves reviews on search engines, likes/shares/comments on posts on social media, and refers their friends and family! We know that there are so many wonderful clinics and practitioners out there and your support means a lot. This is one of many glowing reviews for Craig, registered massage therapist and myofascial release specialist. At Welling Centre you can find experienced counsellors, psychologists, massage therapists, and an osteopathic manual therapist www.wellingcentre.com

11/09/2025

Accepting what is true right now, in this moment, is far from the same thing as resigning that it will always be so!

10/21/2025

"Your heart is an intelligent organ that thinks, feels, remembers, and communicates in a language that transcends rational thought".

Let me share something that might fundamentally change how you think about love.

08/23/2025

The results of Australia’s first ever clinical trial of psychedelic-assisted therapy have confirmed the treatment led to rapid and sustained reductions in depression and anxiety for its participants, along with improved quality of life and increased spiritual wellbeing.

The trial, undertaken by St Vincent’s clinical psychologist, Dr Margaret Ross, and psychiatrist, Dr Justin Dwyer, is the first in the world to offer psilocybin-assisted therapy to patients with non-malignant, life-threatening conditions such as motor neurone disease and advanced heart disease, as well as cancer.

The results are now published in the General Hospital Psychiatry journal, contributing to the growing body of evidence around the benefits of psychedelic-assisted therapy.

“For people facing advanced illness with few treatment options for their psychological distress, this approach offers something potentially life-changing,” Dr Ross said.

“Our study indicated that psilocybin-assisted therapy can reduce depression and anxiety but also improve quality of life, mental health and spiritual and personal wellbeing. It didn’t just reduce psychological suffering; it also promoted positive interpersonal relationships and psychological states,” said Dr Dwyer.

🔗 Find out more: https://bit.ly/470AmEB

📸: Pat Quinn, wife of the late Michael Quinn, holds a photograph of them together. Michael took part in Australia’s first clinical trial of psilocybin-assisted therapy in palliative care, which found the treatment can deliver rapid and sustained reductions in depression and anxiety for people with advanced, life-threatening illnesses, along with improved quality of life and spiritual wellbeing.

08/16/2025

Brian Welling is currently accepting a limited number of new clients! He is both a VAC and NIHB provider, and offers direct billing to most insurers.

Read more about his treatment specialties here: https://www.wellingcentre.com/edmonton-holistic-health-clinic-practitioners/south-edmonton-psychologists/

07/31/2025

When I was in massage therapy school (2015-2017) there was a lot of emphasis on posture as contributing to whether or not a person would experience discomfort and pain. More recent research is shifting the perspective within pain sciences. We are learning that what really matters is how long you hold a posture, not the posture itself. Our bodies are meant to move!