175 hours of anatomy, physiology, pathology, and contraindications to massage therapy. Included are instruction on the human body, its functions, medical terminology, muscle physiology, types and structure, action of lymph and lymphatic tissue in the immune response, nutrition, and exercise.

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Hydrotherapy, Electrotherapy, and Heliotherapy - 35 hours covering the effective and appropriate use of hydrotherapy, hot and cold packs, salt glows, wet compresses, light therapy and mechanical devices in combination with massage therapy.

35 hours including lectures, marketing and resume writing to teach the student the skills necessary to become successful in the field of massage therapy. Instruction encompasses Arkansas massage therapy law and ethical practices related to massage therapy.

275 hours including many techniques such as Swedish Massage, Deep Tissue Massage, Reflexology, Essentials Oils and Spa Services.

Maximum of 50 clinicals where the student performs massage on the public. Students apply their training to real client situations. Supervised clinical practice is essential as student transition from beginner to practicing professional.

50 hours