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Board of Registration of Massage Therapy for Massachusetts- Information regarding the Massage Board under the Division of Professional Licensure Boards. Initial or Reciprocal Massage Therapy License Application. Massachusetts Massage Schools - A list of massage schools in Massachusetts Code of Professional Ethics and Standard Practices. The state of Massachusetts is now requiring all practicing Massage Therapists to be Licensed under the Division of Professional Licensure Boards through the Board of Registration of Massage Therapy. A minimum of 500 hrs is the current education requirements. There are no exam requirements for licensure in Massachusettes and the Grandfathering provisions are expired and no longer in effect. Any change in the requirements will be posted on the Massachusettes Board of Regulation of Massage Therapy web site. (Information updated by Board Administrator 4/27/2010) Students, t o prepare for your upcoming graduating exams, utilize our online 24 hour access, preparation website Massage-Exam.com. With your subscription you can generate as many tests in any category for review of your massage curriculum which will give you the confidence and knowledge you need to pass your massage exams. We recommend utilizing the MBLEx massage review. Each graded question gives you the answer and accompanying rationale. The rationale has tips to remember the content and explanations or reminders to solidify information, committing it to memory.
Division of Professional Licensure 239 Causeway St. Boston, MA 02114 Phone: 617.727.1747 Fax: 617.727.0139 Email: Michael.E.Hawley@state.ma.us Massage Schools in Massachusetts
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