Looking for massage therapy schools in Maryland? There are some excellent schools in Maryland and obtaining your license and practicing in this state is a great idea.
Maryland is one of the smallest states in the US. It is however densely populated, has a decent amount of tourist traffic, and plenty of opportunities to work as a massage therapist.
Just type your ZIP code in the search box to find out if there are some schools near you or where you want to relocate to.
In this article, I cover everything you need to know about the educational and exams requirements to obtain your license.
As well as any other information you need to know to get licensed to practice massage therapy in the state of Maryland.
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Massage Therapy Schools in Maryland
Below is a list of some of the top massage therapy schools in Maryland. Take a browse or for a more up-to-date list by ZIP code use the box above.
You’ll find schools in all the major cities, like Baltimore, Frederick, Rockville, Silver Spring, Falls Church, Gaithersburg, Bowie, and more.
Baltimore School Of Massage
Linthicum Heights, MD, USA
+1 410-636-7929
Website – http://www.bsom.com/
Central Maryland School of Massage
Frederick, MD, USA
+1 301-228-2214
Website – http://www.teachingmassage.com/
Potomac Massage Training Institute PMTI
Silver Spring, MD, USA
+1 202-686-7046
Website – http://www.pmti.org/
Holistic Massage Training Institute
Baltimore, MD, USA
+1 410-243-4688
Website – http://www.massagetrainingbaltimore.com/
Columbia College, Silver Spring (Columbia Institute)
Silver Spring, MD, USA
+1 301-929-0565
Website – http://ccdc.edu/
Massage Schools Maryland
Silver Spring, MD, USA
+1 800-966-3416
Website – NA
Northern Virginia School of Therapeutic Massage
Falls Church, VA, USA
+1 703-533-3113
Website – http://nvschoolofmassage.com/
Baltimore School of Reflexology
Middle River, MD, USA
+1 443-842-3122
Website – http://www.baltimoreschoolofreflexology.com/
Columbia College
Columbia, MO, USA
+1 573-875-8700
Website – http://www.ccis.edu/
Northern Virginia Community College Massage Program
Woodbridge, VA, USA
+1 703-878-5741
Website – http://www.nvcc.edu/
Massage Envy – College Park
College Park, MD, USA
+1 301-313-0555
Website – locations.massageenvy.com/maryland/
Zero Balancing Health Association
Columbia, MD, USA
+1 410-381-8956
Website – http://www.zerobalancing.com/
AMBI Massage School
Vienna, VA, USA
+1 571-620-6211
Website – http://www.ambimassageschool.com/
Step-By-Step Therapeutic Learning
Washington, DC, USA
+1 202-450-1066
Website – NA
Have I missed any schools? If you want me to add your school to my listing just drop me a mail here.
Schooling and Licensing Requirements in Maryland
There are education and examination requirements to obtain a massage therapy license in the state of Maryland.
You can be licensed as either a Massage Therapist or a Registered Massage Practitioner. For both, you need to complete a minimum of 600 hours education at an approved school.
You will also need 60 hours of coursework to be eligible for a higher license.
Both the LMT and RMP licenses require you pass one of the national massage therapy exams. Such as the MBLEx, NCETM, or the NCETMB.
There are some other basic requirements, you can find out more by contacting the Kansas State Board of Massage Therapy via the details below and keep track of your application process with them.
Maryland Board of Massage Therapy Contact Details
Applications, information, and support for studying, licensing, and practicing massage therapy can be found with the Kansas State Board of Massage Therapy.
Their contact details are as follows:
Maryland Board of Massage Therapy
Baltimore, MD, USA
+1 410-764-4738
Website – https://health.maryland.gov/
Why Choose Maryland for Massage Therapy Schooling?
Maryland is the birthplace of The Star Spangled Banner, which is a cool little fact that most people don’t know.
It’s a great state to live in. I’ve heard it’s a foodies paradise with loads of interesting and flavorsome fresh foods, and it has a good mix of modern cities and rural areas.
It’s a good choice for qualifying and working as a massage therapist too. It’s not too competitive, and there are plenty of opportunities in this line of work.
Take a look for a school in an area you want to study in and make the first move today towards your new career as a massage therapist.
I’m a MA, (CMT) Certified Massage Therapist, Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT), and Reiki Master — I’m a licensed massage therapist with over 10 years of experience in the industry.