This certification will verify completion of the 525-hour training program and assist in establishing credibility as a professional massage practitioner. Graduating students can qualify as a candidate to sit for the exam associated with State Licensing Boards and the National Certification for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork. From beginning to end, course offerings are expansive and integrate the latest scientific aspects of massage with the ancient methods of Eastern and Western cultures. Each class session consists of lecture, demonstration, discussion, and experiential learning. Classes are taught by qualified staff, including but not limited to, certified massage therapists, teachers, counseling psychologists, social workers, nutritionists, and physicians.
Admission is granted through a selection process.
Applicants are urged to register early since classes are limited to 22, thus, ensuring maximum quality training and personal interaction. Unit 1 classes begin in February and August of each year. Tuition can be paid in full or in monthly installments. Scholarships are not currently available through the school. Additional costs include required books, massage tables, and related supplies.