American Massage Therapy Association (AMTA) (accepted provider)
Associated Bodywork and Massage Professionals (ABMP) (accepted provider)
National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB) (approved provider)
States
If your state is not listed here, please check with your state.
While I strive to keep state requirements up to date, students should check with their states for the latest information.
Arizona (accepted provider for 12 hours by correspondence)
California (Listed with the California Massage Therapy Council (CAMTC)). This school has signed the AB1525 agreement.)
Member of California Massage Schools Association
Connecticut (accepts NCBTMB-approved classes up to 6 hours by correspondence)
Florida (provider number 50-8479) (Exception: some classes are not approved in Florida and this is noted on the registration page.)
(Florida's continuing education requirements)
Georgia (accepts NCBTMB-approved classes)
Kentucky (accepts NCBTMB-approved classes)
Maryland (approved provider)
Missouri does not approve particular providers
Nevada (accepts NCBTMB-approved classes)
New Hampshire (accepts NCBTMB-approved classes)
New Mexico (accepts NCBTMB-approved 4 hours ethics by correspondence--check with massage board for restrictions, if any, on other correspondence courses)
North Carolina (accepts NCBTMB-approved classes up to 12 hours by correspondence after your first renewal. For your first renewal, you are limited to 6 hours by correspondence. Read the rule here.)
Oregon does not approve providers but accepts classes that further knowledge of massage and business
South Carolina (accepts NCBTMB-approved classes)
South Dakota (accepts NCBTMB-approved classes up to 4 hours by home study)
Tennessee (accepts NCBTMB-approved classes)
Virginia (accepts NCBTMB-approved classes)
West Virginia (accepts NCBTMB-approved classes)