Choose from our portfolio of 90+ high-quality courses. AMTA offers online massage therapy CE courses on massage for specific conditions, sports massage, ethics, research, self-care and business. AMTA Members save 40% on online courses!
AMTA offers online massage therapy CE courses on massage for specific conditions, sports massage, ethics, research, self-care and business. AMTA Members save 40% on online courses!
AMTA is one of the few providers that seeks pre-approval from state licensing boards on all CE courses offered. We go the extra mile to help you meet your state licensing needs.
$45 members / $75 non-members 3 CE credits Increasing your awareness of both a massage client’s and your own boundaries, you improve the therapeutic relationship and avoid many inadvertent slips into unethical behavior. A Holistic Model for Ethical Practice
Learn business and marketing strategies to promote your massage therapy practice.
Ethical standards are important for building trust with your clients, and creating a safe and thriving practice.
Learn the science of fascia and related techniques in this comprehensive CE program.
Learn the latest massage techniques and approaches for a variety of health conditions.
Get an introduction to massage therapy teaching through courses focused on instruction, assessment and classroom management.
Research literacy helps you market your massage therapy practice to clients and your skills to health care professionals.
Gain important tips on injury prevention, reducing stress, and more to keep you in peak condition for your massage career.
AMTA offers the highest quality massage therapy continuing education classes and training, available online and in-person.
Whether you earn the full sports massage certificate or take individual courses, the AMTA/NCBTMB Sports Massage Specialty Certificate Program can help you reach your career goals while earning up to 30 credit hours.
Stay on top of your skills with AMTA's free online courses.
Every course offered by AMTA, in-person or online, is submitted for continuing education (CE) approval to each state, as required. These two processes ensure that AMTA continuing education courses are rigorously vetted for quality standards.
In partnership with some of the top sports massage educators, medical doctors and sports science experts in the U.S., AMTA developed a comprehensive series of continuing education courses to enhance your skills, learn new techniques and deepen your understanding of the science of sports massage.
Sports massage can be a fast-paced and fulfilling career path, with client opportunities ranging from professional sports teams to weekend warrior athletes .
Stay on top of your skills with AMTA's free online courses.
This course focuses on the roles communication and classroom management have on learning, as well as ways to navigate the challenges you may encounter in the classroom. Practical tips and reflective questions are included to help you apply the course content to your own classroom setting.
Explore the role of oral and practical assessments and how to amend current courses to align the information presented with the assessments. Learn how to identify the plan and goals of an oral or practical assessment.
Learn how and why to offer classes to adult learners on the value of massage therapy (and any other skills you have to offer) for healthful living. Review the steps needed to build a solid course, options to choose from in presenting your course and what details to watch for that will increase your chances of success.
Please note that you must complete each AMTA online learning course and pass the exam one year from the date of purchase. If you do not complete the course and pass the exam within one year, you will be required to re-purchase the course. Online courses expire one year from the date of purchase.
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