Complete your 24-hour Maryland massage therapy continuing education requirement with one convenient, discounted package that combines advanced massage therapy education with required professional and public health coursework. This package includes Myofascial Release, Ethics Refresher, Communicable Disease – HIV/AIDS, Cultural Competence in Massage, and Implicit Bias in Massage.
With 24 CE hours across five courses, this package gives Maryland massage therapists an opportunity to expand their clinical knowledge while completing important ethics, communicable disease, cultural competence, and implicit bias education for license renewal.
Courses Included in This Package
- Myofascial Release - 16 CE Hours
- Explore the principles and techniques of myofascial release and develop a deeper understanding of fascia, connective tissue, and soft tissue restrictions. Learn approaches that can be incorporated into massage therapy practice to address muscular tension and fascial restrictions.
- Ethics Refresher - 3 CE Hours
- Review important ethical principles, professional responsibilities, professional boundaries, and ethical considerations relevant to massage therapy practice.
- Communicable Disease – HIV/AIDS - 3 CE Hours
- Learn about communicable diseases, including HIV/AIDS, transmission, prevention, and safety considerations relevant to massage therapists and professional client care.
- Cultural Competence in Massage - 1 CE Hour
- Explore cultural competence and the importance of respectful, effective communication and professional interactions with clients from diverse backgrounds.
- Implicit Bias in Massage - 1 CE Hour
- Develop greater awareness of implicit bias and explore how unconscious assumptions can influence professional interactions, communication, and client care.
What You Will Learn
By completing this 24-hour Maryland massage therapy CE package, you will:
- Develop a deeper understanding of myofascial release techniques
- Explore the role of fascia and connective tissue in massage therapy
- Learn approaches for addressing soft tissue restrictions and muscular tension
- Review important massage therapy ethics and professional responsibilities
- Strengthen your understanding of professional boundaries and ethical decision-making
- Expand your knowledge of communicable diseases, including HIV/AIDS
- Review prevention and safety considerations relevant to massage therapy practice
- Develop greater awareness of cultural competence in massage therapy
- Explore the impact of implicit bias on professional communication and client care
- Complete 24 hours of Maryland massage therapy continuing education
- Address the required professional and public health topics included in this package
Why Choose This Maryland 24 Hour Package?
This package combines specialized clinical massage education with important Maryland continuing education topics in one convenient option. The 16-hour Myofascial Release course provides the primary clinical focus, giving massage therapists an opportunity to expand their knowledge of fascia and myofascial techniques. The remaining courses address ethics, communicable disease, cultural competence, and implicit bias.
At $229, this package is already discounted and saves more than $52 compared with purchasing the courses individually. It is a convenient option for Maryland massage therapists who want to complete their 24 CE hours while expanding both their clinical knowledge and professional skills.
The Center for Massage Therapy Continuing Education is an NCBTMB Approved Provider (#409296-00). This package was created to fulfill the Maryland 24-hour massage therapy license renewal requirement and includes Maryland-approved continuing education. Always verify the current Maryland Board of Massage Therapy requirements before completing your renewal.
The Center for Massage Therapy Continuing Education, LLC is an Approved Provider through the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB); Approved Provider number 409296-00.
Our online massage continuing education courses are also accepted by the American Massage Therapy Association (AMTA), Associated Bodywork and Massage Professionals (ABMP), and most state boards.
For more information on individual state requirements and approvals, please visit our Approvals page and click on your state.