California Massage Therapists

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Comment by Pamela Pettway on October 29, 2009 at 3:19pm

Thats great Carl,Although their are pro & cons to it being so easy get liscense in this state but glad to be amongst creative talented and humble pratictioners. I really LMT OR CMT moving forward in with the State license I've myself a dead line of April 2010 to State Liscened just have to take care of some unfinished business.

Comment by Carl W. Brown on October 27, 2009 at 5:31pm

Pamela, I don’t believe that I would have been able to get into this field in another state. We have such a wide selection of educational opportunities, great practitioners with diverse ranges of talents and experiences and less restrictive legal requirements that other states. Not only am I able to practice but I have a wide range of alternatives when I need help.

Currently I practice at a center in the East Bay with people who do all sorts of things. This helps me get better care for my clients because I have a wide variety of alternatives that I can refer my clients for the specific help they need.

Comment by Pamela Pettway on October 27, 2009 at 4:33pm

Hey my name is Pamela and I love massage therapy / healing arts and i'm so happy see all beautiful healers and facilators connecting. I really want us to band together and grow and expand this industry into a positive place it should be. I gotta go but much love.

Comment by Ariana Vincent, LMT, MTI, BCTMB on October 14, 2009 at 10:29am

Dear Keith - Thanks so much for your informative post regarding HB 48. Warmly, Ariana Vincent, Ariana Institute, www.arianainstitute.com

Comment by Keith Eric Grant on October 12, 2009 at 4:30pm

One small note. Governor Schwarzenegger has signed AB 48. What ever its faults, this does mean that California will once again have an approval process for private postsecondary schools, including massage schools.This will, in the future, simplify the tasks before CAMTC, since SB 731 (which created CAMTC) refers to "approved schools". The prior school oversight authorization expired on 1 January 2007. The new law goes into effect in January, but it will be some time after that before the new agency is actively reviewing existing schools and approving new ones. The new agency will be a the Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education (BPPE) and be part of the state Department of Consumer Affairs. The prior agency had the additional word "vocational" in its name and was the BPPVE.

Comment by Noel Norwick on August 21, 2009 at 5:26pm

Ariana: Full details about the California Massage Therapy Council and its certification program are available at http://www.camtc.org/

There are no legislatively mandated CE requirements for renewals of certification.

Comment by Ariana Vincent, LMT, MTI, BCTMB on August 21, 2009 at 2:59pm

I'm very interested in California state certification and CE credits in California. I'd appreciate receiving information on certification and CE credits. Warmly, Ariana Vincent, Ariana Institute, www.arianainstitute.com

Comment by Scott Kingsbury on July 28, 2009 at 8:53am

For anyone interested in developing their reflexology thumb walking technique you may visit www.orthoflexology.com
Click on the blue screen titled "Reflexology Fundamentals Introduction" there are 2 chapters from the DVD you may watch for free to improve or develop your thumb walking technique, the hip-sciatic/pelvic/knee-leg chapter is there as well and can be used for anyone presenting hip, sciatic or leg challenges. This area also works great for knumb toes.

All the best.

Scott

Comment by Lara Narayani Golland on July 27, 2009 at 9:24pm

Hi Friends

Im new to CA and am licensed in NC and NY. Im a provider of CE's in Ayurvedic Massage. anyone want to learn? Im looking for MT's who are interested to attend/organize/promote together for this training.

Namaste
Lara Narayani
check out my site.

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