Our Massage Course Information

500 Hour Massage Therapy Program

History and Theory of Massage Therapy

Massage is considered as one of the first pain-relieving therapies.
Massage is an instinctive and natural treatment for many ailments and injuries.
Modern massage treatment is influenced by 19th-century advancements.
Massage systems have fundamental variances.
Massage therapists must be familiar with massage history.

Professional Ethics for the Massage Therapist

Recognize the significance of professional ethics.
Learn how excellent ethics can help you develop a successful massage business.
Discover how to establish personal and professional boundaries.
Form therapeutic and client-centered connections.
Recognize the significance of healthy habits and professional image.
Recognize the importance of interpersonal relationships and success mindsets.
Learn how to establish a sound business reputation.

Human Anatomy and Physiology

Find out why a massage therapist has to understand anatomy, physiology, kinesiology, and pathology.
Learn about the physiological and psychological implications of stress and pain, as well as the function of massage therapy in stress and pain management.
Learn about the body's healing activities in terms of inflammation and tissue repair.
Determine the wellness model and how massage may fit into it.
Learn the definitions of medical terminology.
Learn about all of the human body's systems, with a focus on the muscular, skeletal, neurological, and cardiovascular systems.

Effects, Benefits, Indication, and Contraindications of Massage

Learn about the physiological impacts and advantages of massage.
Learn about massage's psychological effects and benefits.
Learn about the advantages of massage and how it affects the body's many systems.
Learn about the most common massage contraindications and indications.
Learn how to recognize all of the body's primary risk zones.

Equipment and Products

Procedures and Application of Massage Therapy

Learn a variety of hand exercises designed exclusively for massage therapists.
Learn how to stand and move correctly.
Improve your coordination, balance, control, and endurance.
Learn the best methods as well as 30-, 50-, 60-, 80-, and 100-minute massage sequences based on the owner's 30+ years of expertise.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to become a massage therapist in New Jersey

The state of NJ requires 500 hours of course curriculum approved by the New
Jersey Board for Massage and Bodywork Therapy. This works out to be about a
total of 6 months that includes hands-on and classroom work. Day and Evening
class options are available. After completion of 500 hours, you will need to sit for
the state board licensure exam called the MBLEx.

How much does it cost to become a massage therapist in New Jersey

Massage therapy school tuition is less expensive than the cost of a four-year

college degree, but the costs vary widely program to program. Tuition can be as

low as $7,000 or as high as $20,000 for a 6 to 8 month program which normally

includes the registration fee and books. The most important thing to consider when

evaluating how much tuition you can afford is how high is your income potential

in your area once you are licensed. Massage therapists in the Atlantic City area are

averaging $36 per hour in 2022.

How do I get my massage therapy license in New Jersey

-An applicant will need at least 500 hours completed by an accredited program and

then pass the Massage and Bodywork Licensing Exam (MBLEx). The State of

New Jersey also requires proof of massage therapy liability insurance coverage.

This coverage is usually around $100 to $150 per year depending on the company

you choose.