so while im in college i also want do something to get some money, i was thinking on going to a Thai Massage school to get a certificate in about months and work part time doing that, or go to a cosmetology school which i think wont take me too long to get a certificate too… im majoring in forensic psychology and thats gonna take me some years !!!!!!!!!! so thats why i want to experience other kind of jobs too.. which do you think is the best Thai massage, cosmetology, or any other suggestions?? thanks so much ill appreciate your help !

I’m in massage school right now and I have a friend that is graduating In a few months. She is going to be working for a chiropractic office makin 40$ an hour and getting 30 hours. I was just wondering if this was a good rate cause if so I want to work there to when I get out of school! Thank you! Any tips would be great

i’m in my last semester of high school and want to go right into massage school. could i do that or do i have to get a general college education first?
thanks!! [=

I’m thinking about attending the Baltimore School of Massage to get my license. But I have some questions and if you could answer any or all of them that would be great!

Where is/What are the best massage schools?

Where are the best places to work after getting graduating from a massage school?

What is the average amount of money a massage therapist makes? Can I support myself living in a city with this job?

I’m thinking about attending the Baltimore School of Massage to get my license. But I have some questions and if you could answer any or all of them that would be great!

Where is/What are the best massage schools?

Where are the best places to work after getting graduating from a massage school?

What is the average amount of money a massage therapist makes? Can I support myself living in a city with this job?

I’m thinking about attending the Baltimore School of Massage to get my license. But I have some questions and if you could answer any or all of them that would be great!

Where is/What are the best massage schools?

Where are the best places to work after getting graduating from a massage school?

What is the average amount of money a massage therapist makes? Can I support myself living in a city with this job?

I’m thinking about attending the Baltimore School of Massage to get my license. But I have some questions and if you could answer any or all of them that would be great!

Where is/What are the best massage schools?

Where are the best places to work after getting graduating from a massage school?

What is the average amount of money a massage therapist makes? Can I support myself living in a city with this job?

I’m thinking about attending the Baltimore School of Massage to get my license. But I have some questions and if you could answer any or all of them that would be great!

Where is/What are the best massage schools?

Where are the best places to work after getting graduating from a massage school?

What is the average amount of money a massage therapist makes? Can I support myself living in a city with this job?

I’ve been accepted to a massage school 30 minutes from where I live and was wondering, what kind or jobs will I be able to get and how much to massage therapists typically make?

I know it depends on the state you live in, since some states require you to be licensed.

I’m in massage school right now and I have a friend that is graduating In a few months. She is going to be working for a chiropractic office makin 40$ an hour and getting 30 hours. I was just wondering if this was a good rate cause if so I want to work there to when I get out of school! Thank you! Any tips would be great

I am pretty clear about what I can deduct as business expenses. My question is… can I deduct the money I am paying for my massage school loan? I also paid a much smaller tuition to get esthetician training… which I feel is relevant to my business. Can I deduct those expenses or a portion of them?

Might be moving from out of state to PA, have a certification but no licence as I have not been in practice since I graduated from a 1,200 hour school.
Can someone tell me where I can find more information on massage therapy licensing or regulation in Pennsylvania?
What are the requirements?
Is there a state division or board that oversees massage therapists?
Thank you!!
Thank you so much! I had tried to research this months ago but found nothing as the board was still not yet formed.
Also, is there a limitation of how long you have between graduating from an accredited massage school and taking the NCBTMB?

Sara Turner has been a Certified Massage Therapist since 2001, when she graduated from The Massage School. She has lived in Las Vegas for the past 23 years and enjoys spending time with her 4 children and 7 grandchildren.

I tried looking it on google and Massage Therapist School’s websites but they never gave an answer to what i need to do to get into the school, what Qualifications do i need? And if you could tell me a good Massage School thats like a Collage? Not just a school for Massage therapy but for all the areas that could lead to other carers?

I just recently started massage school, it’s been a little over a week and we just started touching each other yesterday. The first person I started with was a very large girl and she was very sweaty and was emitting a very unpleasant body odor. I didn’t realize how sensitive I would be to it. It actually almost made me sick. I’m just afraid now that I’m not going to be able to handle these sort of things and I know that I’ll be dealing with people releasing toxins and body odors…should I quit now or will it stop bothering me after a while? I’m also concerned with elderly people, and getting squeamish…I’m also a little uncomfortable with the touching of the buttock area. These were all things I was aware of going into it, but now it’s real and I didn’t know how strongly I would respond. Any advice? I just want to know if this is natural and will go away after a while or if I’m just not cut out for it…please share any experience or advice. E-mail me if you’d like to! Thanks!