Welcome general overview of what we’ll do today: I will give general info about massage therapy career, steps you need to take to begin the career, and our specific program students and staff members will talk about their experiences Q & A tour my own role, history and interest briefly introduce, instructors, and students present
Start with some reasons why someone would pursue a MT career and discuss the ongoing advantages
Sports Relaxation and pampering Tourism Mobile—Chair Clinical
Let them know you have copies of NC requirements and other states’ requirements
Explain general format for bodywork class (teacher lecture, demo, practice) Explain need to study and memorize for sciences
Pass around the textbooks at end—say these are some of the textbooks
Let them know you have directions to Therapy Center Juliet speaks
Tell info on community workshops: Intro Prenatal Partner and Infant Massage is May 10 & 11 (both 10-5)
Jeff does SLM presentation here if he’s able
Let them know you have this sheet printed at your desk Show the “Massage: A Career at Your Fingertips” books and let them know we have them for sale in supply store (to buy today) Introduce speakers at this point At the end, do Q/A and tour
2009 Open House Presentation - Presentation Transcript
Presenting Center for Massage & Natural Health ® ’s 6-Month, 600 Hour Massage Therapy Certification Program
Meaningful, satisfying work
Independence and self-sufficiency
Connect with a wide range of people
Provide positive, helpful services
Endless continuing education options
Many different career possibilities
Private Practices
Health Clubs
Sports Teams or Events
Hotel, Inn, B & B’s
Spas & Salons
Cruise Ships
Country Clubs
Resorts
Retreat Centers
Wellness Centers
Massage Centers
Chair massage at events, established locations, or for employees
Hospitals, medical clinics, retirement homes, hospice
Partner with chiropractor, acupuncturist, physical therapist, holistic MD
Massage Instructor
Spa or clinic supervisor/owner
Writer/researcher
NC: Graduate from board-approved school
Pass National Certification Board Exam
CFMNH had a 97% pass rate in 2007. National Average: 69%!
NC: Obtain a North Carolina Board of Massage & Bodywork Therapy license
In other states: check laws & regulations
The only COMTA Accredited School in WNC (Commission on Massage Therapy Accreditation)
Graduate in only 6 months
Beautiful 24-Acre Campus
Dedicated and compassionate instructors
On-Campus Student Housing
LIFETIME Job Placement Program and other Alumni Services
Fully Approved by North Carolina Board of Massage & Bodywork Therapy
Start from the ground up—no previous knowledge or experience necessary
Learn Basic Swedish Massage
Learn Anatomy/Physiology/ Pathology (begin with focus on muscles, bones, and movements; then move into other body systems—cardiovascular, respiratory, nervous, etc.)
Other bodywork modalities:
Neuromuscular Therapy
Sports Massage
Pregnancy/Infant/Geriatric Massage
Shiatsu
Foot Reflexology
Chair Massage
Energy Work
Aromatherapy
Hydrotherapy & Spa Treatments
Allied Modalities and Related Subjects :
Healing with Herbs
Diet & Nutrition
Oriental Medical Theory
Somatic Psychology
Business & Marketing
Professional Ethics
Experience our Massage Therapy Center
Opportunity to practice on real clients
Each student spends 12 days at the Clinic
Students see up to 4 clients each day
Clients provide feedback & suggestions
Learn what it is like to work in clinical setting with REAL experience!
Dedicated staff to teach and guide you
Great downtown location
Corner of Biltmore Ave. & Eagle St.
Spring, Evening Class: March 2, 2009
Mon-Fri, 5:30-9:30PM
Summer, Day Classes: June 1, 2009
Mon-Tues, 8AM-5PM & Wed, 8AM-Noon
Fall, Evening Classes: August 31, 2009
Mon-Fri, 5:30-9:30PM
Winter, Day Classes: November 30, 2009
Mon-Tues, 8AM-5PM & Wed, 8AM-Noon
Each class lasts 6 months. A second Summer and Winter class is added when enrollment exceeds 32 students. Student to Teacher Ratio: 16/1 for all hands-on massage classes. Ratio 32/1 for all lecture-based classes.
Beautiful 24-Acre Mountain Campus
Peaceful, natural setting, conducive to studying the healing arts
Spacious Classrooms with High Ceilings
Lots of Windows for Natural Light & Views
Sprawling Decks with Spectacular Views
Student Housing at our Retreat Center
Student Kitchenette
Outdoor Classes in Warmer Weather
Sports Court
Swimming Pool for Summertime Dips
Introduction to Massage Workshops
Continuing Education Workshops
All-Inclusive CE Retreat Vacations
Equine Massage Therapy Program
Herbal Studies Certification Program
Retreat Center Accommodations
Health & Wellness Retreats
Juice Fasting Retreats
Detoxification Retreats
Meal Service at our Retreat Center
Submit completed application either ONLINE or from our catalog, along with requested attachments
We will call to schedule your admissions interview!
Full Tuition: $9,400
Includes an Oakworks massage table package ($630 Value)
Includes ABMP Personal Liability Insurance ($49 Value)
Books: approximately $400
Supplies: approximately $125
Save $1000 if you pay in full 90 days before first day of class
Save $500 if you pay in full 60 days before first day of class
Save $250 if you pay in full 30 days before first day of class
Sallie Mae Career Training Loans
Borrow full tuition plus 60% ($5,640 extra)
Low interest rates (set according to your credit) from prime + 2% to prime + 13% (prime rate as of 12/2007 was 7.750%)
1 to 15-year terms
You may defer payments for up to a year ($10 fee per month) or pay only interest while in school.
Co-borrower option
VA approved for qualifying students
All major credit cards accepted
Contact us at the Center for Massage: 828-658-0814
American Massage Therapy Association (AMTA): 847-864-0123 or www.amtamassage.org
Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals (ABMP): 800-458-2267 or www.abmp.com
North Carolina Board: 919-546-0050 or www.bmbt.org
Commission on Massage Therapy Accreditation (COMTA): 202-895-1518 or www.comta.org
National Certification Board: 800-296-0664 or www.ncbtmb.com
Books (such as Massage: A Career at Your Fingertips ) and massage journals [ Massage Therapy Journal (AMTA), Massage & Bodywork (ABMP), and Massage Magazine]
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