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If you want to set up a private practice, your best bet is to consult your local county and/or municipality to find out what it takes to obtain a local business license since this process can vary in different places.
Read moreIn Texas, massage therapist licenses are issued by the Texas Department of Licensing & Regulation (TDLR). In 2023, the examination requirements for massage therapists changed with the addition of a new, state-specific exam.
Read moreOne thing that makes New York a bit different from the norm is that you must pass their own state-specific examination to become a massage therapist in the state.
Read moreAdvancing Your Career Requirements for Other States Related Massage Therapy Guides Becoming a massage therapist in Arizona: Education, licensure and salary Since individual states regulate the practice of massage therapy, determining the requirements for your home state can be a bit confusing. Becoming a massage therapist is usually quite similar between states, however, and Arizona […]
Read moreIf you want to practice massage therapy in Florida, you must get licensed by the state as a Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT) through the Florida Board of Massage Therapy.
Read moreEven though a CA massage license does not exist, you need to know what you’re doing if you want to attract clients and provide effective services that keep them coming back.
Read moreReflexology, also called zone therapy, is a manual therapy technique that posits that certain pressure points in the feet correspond to other areas or organs in the body.
Read moreWhat are the similarities and differences between a nutritionist and a dietitian? Before you embark on either career path, learn about what sets them apart.
Read moreRooted in Ayurvedic medicine, Thai bodywork, also called Thai massage or Thai yoga massage, combines stretching and body movements to loosen muscles, release tension and eliminate disease.
Read moreReflexology, acupuncture, acupressure and massage therapy are four modalities that bear some similarities to one another.
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