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.

New Hampshire Massage Schools - A list of massage schools in New Hampshire

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, national exam, and state practical is 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.

The State Practical is given five times a year (November 8th 2007, January 17th 2008, March 20th 2008, and so on). You must bring your own person for the full-body massage practical in front of the Advisory Board. Applicants are evaluated/scored with 2 points being completely accurate, 1 point / adequate, -1 incorrectly or not demonstrated and -2 a potential to harm. Execution of skills will be demonstrated and tested in Massage Practice (health intake review, ROM testing, Strokes, Trigger points, and Stretching), Massage Approach ( concern for client's modesty/draping, concerns, procedure explanation, and MT’s focus, Personal (attitude, appearance, body mechanics, jewelry, and cleanliness), Environmental factors (sanitation, table care, and neatness) and Technique execution ( transition, integration, and precision).

 

Web Information www.dhhs.nh.gov
List of accredited schools New Hampshire Massage Schools
Education Requirements 750 Hrs
Title Massage Therapist MT
Type of Credential License
State Law Test Laws, Rules & Regulations
State Practical or Written Exam  Practical Exam
National Exam Requirement NCETMB
CEU's 12/ 2 years
Initial Cost of License $125
Require City License Check Local City & County Businsess Regulations
Renewal Fee $100/ 2 years
Liability ins Massage Therapy Insurance Comparison
Credentialed Practitioners 1,849

New Hampshire Dept. of Health & Services
Licensing & Regulative Services

129 Pleasant Ave.
Concord, NH 03301
Phone: 603-271-0277

 


Massage Schools in New Hampshire

 

     

White Mountains Community College

2020 Riverside Dr.

Berlin, NH 03570

Email: wmcc@ccsnh.edu

Berlin 603.752.1113

River Valley Community College

1 College Drive

Claremont, NH 03743

Email: rivervalley@ccsnh.edu

Claremont 603.542.7744

Vital Kneads Institute

14 Country Club Rd.

Gilford, NH 03269

Email: vitalkneads@metrocast.net

Gilford 603.527.8053

DoveStar Institute

50 Whitehall Rd.

Hooksett, NH 03106

Email: nhdove@dovestar.edu

Hooksett 603.669.5104

New Hampshire Institute for Therapeutic Arts

153 Lowell Rd.

Hudson, NH 03051

Hudson 603.882.3022

River Valley Community College

310 Marlboro St.

Keene, NH 03431

Email: kaldrich@ccsnh.edu

Keene 603.357.2142

Hesser College

3 Sundial Ave.

Manchester, NH 03103

Manchester 603.668.6660

North Eastern Institute of Whole Health

22 Bridge St.

Manchester, NH 03101

Manchester 603.623.5018

Seacoast Career Schools

670 N Commercial St.

Manchester, NH 03101

Manchester 603.624.7222

Nashua Community College

505 Amhurst St.

Nashua, NH 03063

Nashua 603.882.6923

Hesser College

170 Commerce Way

Portsmouth, NH 03801

Portsmouth 603.436.5300

Hesser College

11 Manor Parkway

Salem, NH 03079

Salem 603.898.3480
     

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