New Hampshire Massage Therapy Licensing and Exam

Department of Health and Human Services- The State of New Hampshire does not have a regulatory board for Massage Therapist, all applicants must go through DHHS.

New Hampshire General Court Laws & Regulation- The Administrative Laws and Regulations for Massage Therapist.

Applications for licensure can be sent in the mail or emailed from DHHS call: 603-271-0853. Directions for Applicants.

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New Hampshire requires a minimum of 750 hours of Massage Therapy curriculum, a current Adult CPR / First Aid certification, and National Certification before you may be submitted an application for the State Practical. The NCETMB or national exam is regulated by the National Certification Board of Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork. Preparing for your end of the term and your national exam can be made easy with Massage-Exam’s help. Questions based on Massage curriculum materials covering assessment, application, pathology, body systems, kinesiology, business standards, anatomy and physiology gives you a strong review.

Questions based on Massage curriculum and materials covered in the NH requirements are Anatomy and physiology, History, theory, practice, benefits, and contraindications of massage therapy, related modalities, and adjunct therapies within the scope of practice of a massage therapist, including Swedish massage and hydrotherapy. Also you can review training in hygiene/sanitary practices, to include blood-borne pathogen standards. Adult CPR and first aid, business practices, and ethics of massage therapy.

New Hampshire Dept. of Health & Services
Licensing & Regulative Services
129 Pleasant Ave.
Concord, NH 03301
Phone: 603-271-0277

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