If you look around for an online Florida Massage Law and Rules continuing education courses, you typically will see that there are two course options available: 2 CE Hours and 10 CE Hours. This choice causes some confusion, especially for Florida massage license applicants. So, who needs what? I’ll explain…
Here is an update I wanted to make all of my Florida colleagues aware of: As of July 1st, 2012, Florida massage therapists are no longer required to complete a minimum one hour HIV/AIDS continuing education course per biennial renewal. This continuing education requirement was previously required by Florida Law – Chapter 456.033. For more …
This video breaks down the two most common routes to attaining a Florida massage license, and then discusses the steps needed to complete each method of licensure. Have a special situation or need something clarified? Let me know in the comments below, and I’ll be happy to help you! ~ Ivy
What is the most confusing question on the Florida Massage License Application? “Are you applying for licensure as a Massage Therapist by Endorsement or as a Massage Therapist by Examination?” Most therapists assume if they are transferring their license from another state, they are applying as an Endorsement candidate. This is not always the case.
The process of attaining a Florida massage license can be confusing, and you may not know where to begin. I know this firsthand, having transferred my own license through the Florida Endorsement process. I also receive emails and calls every week from people asking about their own unique situation. I have compiled a list of …
Welcome to the newly redesigned Advanced Massage Techniques! After months of work, Aaron and I feel we are at a point where we are comfortable switching the site from our other server/host. A few things have changed All of our courses are now available online, exclusively in an eBook format. The eBooks are available for …
