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Of course, you may also have to meet the requirements for massage therapy continuing education specified by your license (if you have one) and professional organization memberships. For example, both the American Massage Therapy Association and the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork require 48 hours of massage continuing education over four years.
Tips for Choosing Continuing Massage Education
- Know the continuing education (CEU) requirements for your massage license, certifications, and professional organizations. Be sure the courses you take meet the requirements.
- Know your learning style. Do you learn best by listening, doing, or reading? Select courses that match your style.
- Check out an instructor’s training experience, qualifications, and style.
- If you take home-study courses, understand the completion requirements.
- Set up a massage CEU budget and find courses that meet your requirements and are within your budget.
- Understand cancellation deadlines and fees before you sign up.
- Choose massage continuing education courses that interest you.
More on choosing continuing education for massage therapy.
Massage Continuing Education Resources
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