| Various locations, IN |
For over 100 years, Indiana Business College has been preparing students like you for rewarding careers. Their Therapeutic Massage Practitioner program will provide you with the skills for applications of muscular and general relaxation, stress reduction, pain management, recovery from injury, health promotion, education and body awareness. Areas of emphasis include Swedish full-body massage, seated/corporate massage, sports massage, facial/scalp massage, prenatal massage, kinesiology, reflexology, accupressure,and therapeutic massage.
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| St. Louis, MO |
Massage therapy is one of the fastest-growing professions in health care today, which is why Missouri College offers a diploma program in Massage Therapy designed to teach students the art, science, and ethics of massage therapy/bodywork and meet state and national certification requirements. (Graduates sit for the national exam given by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork.) Missouri College also offers an Associate Degree in Medical Massage Science that trains students to be both a professional massage therapist and adept in the business side (medical coding, assisting a physician, etc.) of a medical office.
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| Various locations |
At Remington College, you can take advantage of small classes focused on your individual needs and build the skills that future employers seek. Remington College offers a diploma program in Massage Therapy that provides learning experiences coordinated with clinical activities to help graduates obtain the basic competency needed to become a Massage Therapist. Based on the natural instinct to touch in response to pain, massage is an ancient healing art being rediscovered for modern times. (Programs vary by location.)
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| Pottsville, PA |
The Schuylkill Institute of Business & Technology knows that in order to succeed in today's competitive job market, you need more than an average college can deliver. That's why SIBT's diploma program in Massage Therapy was designed to meet the standards set by the American Massage Therapy Association and gives students a thorough background in anatomy and physiology, CPR and First Aid, business principles, the client/practitioner relationship, and clinical and classroom instruction focusing on Swedish Massage. Students will also be introducted to such topics as Sports Massage, Shiatsu, Neuromuscular Therapy and Reflexology.
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