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Professional Massage
Therapy Training Program
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100% graduate pass rate for
massage licensing exam.
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Officially licensed by the Arkansas
State Board of Massage Therapy
# ARS1010.
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Northwest Arkansas School of Massage & Continuing Education Center, LLC, is approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB) as a continuing education approved provider.
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Approved for Continuing Education by the Arkansas State Board of Massage Therapy
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Continuing Education Training recognized by the Associated Bodywork and Massage Professionals
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Massage
therapist. If you think the economy is
keeping people from getting a massage, you're wrong.
The American Massage Therapy Association found that
36 percent of Americans got a massage to relieve
stress in 2008, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics
expects these jobs to increase by 20 percent before
2016. Average salary: $35,349 a year
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Here is
What
Our Students Think!
Have
you gotten everything out of the school you expected to?
Yes, I researched schools in many states and feel sure that I
could have spent more money, but couldn’t have gotten a better
education. - F. Shirlene Patterson, LMT, graduated May 2005
Absolutely and then some. I enjoyed it even more than I hoped.
- Sujen Arbuckle, RN, LMT, graduated May 2006
What are your feelings concerning the quality of the staff
-including guest instructors?
Very qualified staff - Jill is great with anatomy, physiology,
pathology, muscle, skeletal, demonstrating massage technique,
having a sense of humor and being tolerant. - Mary Sue Meyerhoven, MS,
MMT, graduated Nov. 2005
I loved the variety of instructors. The guest instructors added
a change of pace which is wonderful in an intensive course. The
instructors were very knowledgeable. - Carolyn Amrit Knaus, LMT, graduated May 2007
What do you feel you have gotten out of your classes?
I feel like I’ll be very successful. I couldn’t have asked for
better instructors or school to attend. I got the most out of
my education and it was very fulfilling to me. I’m now ready
and able to go out and do what I love. - Leah Houtchens, LMT, graduated Nov. 2006
I feel I am completely ready to begin practicing massage
therapy. The anatomy and physiology training I have received
has been phenomenal and the massage technique we learned is
amazing. - Tammy Wood, LMT, graduated May 2007
Would you recommend the school to others?
Yes, and I do. I say the instructors are extremely
knowledgeable. They really make an effort to make sure you
learn the material unlike many, many many classes I have had in
the past elsewhere. - Mary Fly, LMT, graduated May 2007
My opinion? Go to NWASM. You will be taught with concern for
your understanding of the class so you can apply it to your
career - not just on paper to pass a test. - Marsha King, LMT,
graduated May 2007 |