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The American Massage Therapy Association is the largest non-profit, professional association serving massage therapists, massage students and massage schools. We are guided by a volunteer national Board of Directors who sets the course for the association. As a member-driven organization, we are constantly in conversation with our members through surveys, phone calls, emails and social media to understand the diverse needs of all of our members and their hopes for the profession. We advocate for the issues important to massage therapists across the country at the federal, state and local levels of government. We promote the health benefits of massage to the public, the health care community and other important groups. AMTA provides its members with the strongest benefits in the massage therapy profession and has been serving our community for over 75 years.
American Massage Therapy Association (amtamassage.org) has 384 customer reviews on The Fair Hearing, with an average rating of 4.6 out of 5.
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All the "perks" don't actually add up to much. The CE's offered are of very low quality. The magazine is also of poor quality. I will go with a cheaper option this year and save myself money paying for perks that aren't worth it.
By Amanda S.
I like that I can depend on AMTA to keep the "lights on" in our industry. They are always hard at work to elevate the standards of our profession.
By Mel S.
AMTA is very thorough! It has all I need to support my business and my career as an MT.
By Olivia C.
Wonderful organization-from classes to insurance to the latest news. Such a wonderful asset to massage therapists!
By Mickelsen J.
Good online classes. I took many in 2021 to meet my requirements. Thank you for the classes and affordable liability insurance.
By Susan Aycock M.
I probably don’t take advantage of the Resourses offered. I do skip many therapist direct articles because they are not very Interesting to me. I have been in the business for almost 40 years and I think the requirements taught In massage are under taught for the power I see LMT’s think they have from lack of palpation skills to power tools. The CEU’s are a requirement and necessary. I have only experienced one 3 day class that when I walked out I said I learned one thing that I can add to my library of hands on. That is an extreme rare occasion. That was also 2010. I also would love for the AMTA to address the state for LMT’s licensed for many years also called old school to have something that like if they have been practicing and licensed for 25+ years that no more CEU’s are required or if older than 65. When I find a class that teaches something of value and interesting I will take the class. I also believe what is being taught in schools which I hear are state requirements is not enough. Lack of enough education is dangerous for patients/clients and injury will follow. Getting a 2 year degree and taught more of the sciences and hands on will benefits everyone involved.
By Ann S.
I love the massage therapy books that I get but most importantly I can stay updated on Covid related topics. I feel safe to work in my home with insurance coverage
By Rebecca H.
As a decade long member, when I reached out to them for information I felt snubbed and rejected. Thinking heavily of switching to another company where I feel appreciated!
By Anonymous
Response from American Massage Therapy Association· Jun 8, 2022
I’m very sorry that this was your experience. We encourage you to reach back out to the Membership Experience team (877-905-2700) or email us at [email protected] and give us another opportunity to help you with your situation. We appreciate all of our members but 10 years is truly impressive! - Angie at AMTA