Our 32-week, 654-hour Massage & Bodywork Therapy Certification Program is is 2 core class days per week plus 13 clinic days. This is designed to take you through an extraordinary, evolutionary process of learning and allow additional buffer time to complete all requirements during the scheduled period.
We begin with setting a solid foundation in Swedish Massage and in Human Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology.
We then take our students on a journey through introductions to other exciting bodywork modalities, allowing you to explore a wide range of approaches.
It is our goal to provide you with hands-on experience in the most popular and sought-out modalities in the massage therapy industry so that you are best equipped to accept and maintain the broadest range of clients, as well as becoming some of the most desired professionals for potential employers.
We finish our program with a focus on education that will support you to successfully apply your new massage therapy & bodywork skills in a professional capacity: Business & Marketing, Professional Ethics for Bodyworkers, and North Carolina Laws & Rules (specific to this state but helpful anywhere).
By Graduation, you will be prepared to enter the rewarding health care field of massage therapy and bodywork with confidence from the abundance of education and practical experience you will have received from attending our program.
Each course, including the sciences, assumes no prior knowledge and has no pre-requisite with the exception of our Supervised Clinical Practice segment, which requires successful completion of the previous course material.
Our teacher/student ratio is 16:1 for hands-on bodywork instruction and 22:1 for lectures. NOTE: A clock hour is defined as a 60-minute block of time consisting of a minimum of 50 minutes of instruction (in the physical presence of a staff member) with appropriate breaks.
Average Class Size: 14
We begin with setting a solid foundation in Swedish Massage and in Human Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology.
We then take our students on a journey through introductions to other exciting bodywork modalities, allowing you to explore a wide range of approaches.
It is our goal to provide you with hands-on experience in the most popular and sought-out modalities in the massage therapy industry so that you are best equipped to accept and maintain the broadest range of clients, as well as becoming some of the most desired professionals for potential employers.
We finish our program with a focus on education that will support you to successfully apply your new massage therapy & bodywork skills in a professional capacity: Business & Marketing, Professional Ethics for Bodyworkers, and North Carolina Laws & Rules (specific to this state but helpful anywhere).
By Graduation, you will be prepared to enter the rewarding health care field of massage therapy and bodywork with confidence from the abundance of education and practical experience you will have received from attending our program.
Each course, including the sciences, assumes no prior knowledge and has no pre-requisite with the exception of our Supervised Clinical Practice segment, which requires successful completion of the previous course material.
Our teacher/student ratio is 16:1 for hands-on bodywork instruction and 22:1 for lectures. NOTE: A clock hour is defined as a 60-minute block of time consisting of a minimum of 50 minutes of instruction (in the physical presence of a staff member) with appropriate breaks.
Average Class Size: 14
