Massage Therapy school training courses in El Paso, TX (public, in-house or online)

Massage Therapy education: the pathway to a brand-new career - The career of a massage therapist is as varied as someone’s imagination. Massage therapy, as a career field, is expected to grow by leaps and bounds through 2010. It’s not just any career; massage therapists don’t work in cubicles or operate heavy machinery. They work with their hands, to relieve their clients of stress or help them to heal painful tension or sports injuries. Becoming a massage therapist is like obtai...

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The ancient art of massage provides comfort and promotes
good health. This course introduces you to the field of
massage. It prepares you to massage your family and
friends. It will not prepare you to sit for the State of Texas
exam for registered massage therapists.

The 500-hour continuing education Massage Therapy
Certificate Program prepares individuals to successfully
prepare for national certification and licensure through
the Texas Department of State Health Services. The
Program is held at the Administrative Services Center,
located at 9050 Viscount. The massage suite is a stateof-
the-art facility, with classrooms, internship room, and
spa facilities.
Students are introduced to advanced techniques such as
sports, prenatal, ...

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Program length: 9 months daytime; 14 months evenings
This course is approximately 50 percent classroom training and 50 percent hands-on training.

Increasingly, our culture is embracing the benefits of massage therapy. Massage is not only used for relaxation and stress relief, it promotes productivity. In this program, you’ll learn to perform Swedish massage, hydrotherapy, advanced massage techniques and spa treatments. As part of your coursework, you’ll also learn pathology a...

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Graduates will be prepared to enter the field of Massage Therapy as entry-level therapists in a variety of professional work settings. After successful completion of this program, students will be eligible to take the certification exam offered by the National Certification Board of Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCTMB). Graduates will also be eligible for membership in the American Massage Therapy Association (AMTA).

Objectives
Upon completion of the Massage Therapy program the s...

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