Continuing Education Credits in Thai Massage

NCBTMB Approved Thai Massage Continuing Education

Only available in the west since the 1980s, Thai bodywork is now in strong demand at spas and from individuals. The ISPA in their Consumer Trends white paper singled out Thai massage as one of a few "key trends" for the spa industry in 2005, citing core interest in more active, indigenous and ancient therapies, particularly asian. Increasingly, consumers are seeking Thai bodywork because it is an extension of yoga, is more active, does not require removal of clothing, is consistent with consumer interest in spiritual development and self help, and is more effective at addressing patterns of inflexibility, chronic pain and stagnation.

Many massage therapists are choosing to get their continuing education hours in Chicago with Thai Bodywork because Thai massage is a sustainable career choice that allows therapists to save their hands and work more therapeutically with their clients.

Approved for Continuing Education Credit

All Thai Bodywork School of Thai Massage courses are approved as Continuing Education courses by NCBTMB (provider #450000-05). Levels 1-3 are also approved for continuing education in Physical Therapy in IL and WI.

Course	Hours	CEs
Level 1: Thai Massage Fundamentals	20	17
Level 2: Therapeutic Thai Massage Fundamentals	40	35
Level 3: Thai Massage Northern Style	70	50
AP1: Anatomy & Physiology for Thai Massage & Yoga	20	17
HandsFree 1	20	17
HandsFree 2	20	17
Thai Herbal Compress (LPK)	20	17
Thai Massage for the Table	20	17
Thai Stretching for Yoga Practitioners	16	14
Clinical Thai Bodywork (CTB) Fundamentals	8	7
CTB Headache, Neck & Facial Pain	16	15
CTB Shoulder, Upper Back & Arm Pain	16	15
CTB Elbow, Forearm & Hand Pain	16	15
CTB Mid-Back, Chest & Abdominal Pain	16	15
CTB Low Back, Sacral, Gluteal & Hip Pain	16	15
CTB Hip, Knee, Thigh & Groin Pain	16	15
CTB Lower Leg, Ankle & Foot Pain	16	15