Massage Therapy Continuing Education Reviews & Testimonials

What Massage Therapists Say About Our CE Courses

With more than 200,000 course enrollments since 2000, massage therapists across the country have trusted the Center for Massage Therapy Continuing Education for convenient, professional continuing education. Read what students have to say about our courses, materials, customer service, and learning experience.

  • 200,000+Massage therapy CE course enrollments
  • 125+Online and home-study CE courses
  • NCBTMBApproved Provider #409296-00
  • Since 2000Trusted massage therapy CE provider

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Student Testimonials

Well written and organized. (Implicit Bias in Massage)

— Christine McCorison, LMT

Easy to follow, online, convenient self-pacing course.

— Edward Arnold, LMT

Made a lot of sense and correlates with a current client i am working with. (Piriformis Syndrome)

— Jennifer Grindall, LMT

It was a refresher and mostly common sense answers. (Ethics Refresher)

— Deborah Boulanger, LMT

Easy to follow, understand and finish.

— KeJuan Johnson, LMT

Very well laid out and easy to go through. (Ethics Refresher)

— Christine McCorison, LMT

I was able to finish it at my own pace.

— Claribel Garcia, LMT

It was very to the point.

— Shannon Hamilton, LMT

I liked that everything was simply expanded.

— Sandra Brewer, LMT

The layout of information was clear and easy to read. I also liked that it was open book because its a significant amount of information.

— Farrah Snyder, LMT

This course (Massage and Fibromyalgia) shows exactly how Massage Therapy can help clients with Fibromyalgia get a treatment plan that can benefit them.

— Pamela Pilson, LMT

It makes you realize that having ethics as a professional Licensed Massage Therapist is very important and necessary.

— Pamela Pilson, LMT