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Massage Therapist Training

What Training Is Required of a Professional Massage Therapist?

Professional massage therapists are well educated and professionally trained. They complete professional training at an accredited institution, and earn a diploma entitling the therapist to list their credentials. Examples include; CMT (Certified Massage Therapist), LMT (Licensed Massage Therapist), RMT (Registered Massage Therapist).

Many states now regulate massage therapists, requiring licenses, registration and/or certifications, which must be prominently displayed. Additionally, the therapist may have to pass state board exams, and be trained in First Aid and CPR.

Training for the modern massage therapist is extensive and includes the study of anatomy and physiology. Also, the connection between mind and body is emphasized as the therapist is trained in a number of massage techniques. Most therapists are insured and have memberships in professional organizations, actively continuing their education.

 

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