Therapeutic Massage - Indianapolis

A professional organization for massage therapists created to serve AMTA members while advancing the art, science and practice of massage therapy.

Provides liability insurance, educational resources, continuing education programs, and business tools for massage therapists.

A national certifying organization that offers certifications recognized across the U.S. for massage therapists.

"The Massage Therapy Foundation is a 501(c)3 providing support to the massage therapy profession. Since 1990, MTF has provided over $1 million in research grants studying the science behind therapeutic massage. The Foundation founded and publishes an open-access, peer-reviewed scientific journal and provides many educational resources for massage therapists, educators, and students. MTF provides community service grants to populations in need of therapeutic massage who would otherwise lack access." - from website

Career resources for new massage therapists. Find resume and interview tips, resources for selecting the right massage therapy work setting and more.

Board Certification in Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (BCTMB) is the highest credential available for massage therapists. Though not required, certification indicates that a massage therapist has attained a higher level of achievement beyond entry level licensure, and it demonstrates credibility to current and prospective clients and employers.

The Indiana Professional Licensing Agency performs licensing services for 36 Indiana professions. These services include issuing licenses, renewing licenses, verifying licensure, and issuing discipline to licensed professionals.

The Occupational Outlook Handbook (OOH) is a national resource from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) that provides detailed information on various occupations in the United States. It's a valuable tool for career exploration, offering data on what workers do, working conditions, education and training needed, pay, and job outlook. The OOH is available both online and in a printed format.