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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 Rated Honest, with an average rating of 4.6 out of 5.
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Nanette
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Maybe it's just me, but I feel like I don't get clear information in a timely manner. I offered to volunteer at an event, but didn't get any feedback. Suddenly, there's a class that we're supposed to take that I didn't read anywhere. Im on a budget with other massage outlay commitments. I love the commitment and enthusiasm, of the people who get things done. but I don't feel a part of whats going on.
Kenneth "Bomani" C.
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...since signing up for this service, it's been rather useful and satisfying and highly recommend to everyone in my field!
Karen Lynn W.
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I've appreciated the opportunity to take online courses offered by AMTA, be assured of insurance coverage with membership, having a place to account for all the Continuing Ed courses taken with the option to indicate beginning and ending dates, and discounts to Massage Warehouse. I continue to ask why the AMTA and other organizations representing Massage Therapists nationwide have not been able to offer a multi-state license to therapists, as nurses have been offered. If we are considered members of a healthcare network, I would hope in the near future this would be an option. (It's redundant and costly for therapists to work in more than one state/seasonally or otherwise.)
Response from American Massage Therapy Association· Jun 15, 2022
Hi, Karen – We truly appreciate your feedback and we’re so happy that you find value in your membership with AMTA. AMTA is actively working with the Council of State Governments (CSG), FSMTB, as well as other stakeholders to support the mobility of licensed massage therapists through the development of a new interstate compact. This additional licensing pathway will create reciprocity among participant states and reduce the barriers to license portability. Thank you for being engaged with your massage community! -Shirley at AMTA
B H.
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I wish there was a better selection of CE courses.
Hector " Jo" T.
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It is a great association. Very informative and relative articles. Great source of info for the wellness community.
Catherine M.
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4 star only because I’ve contacted you twice about name change and still have not changed my last name. Other then that I’m very satisfied
RP
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It wasn't a bad experience.
Theresa T.
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Great association. Just wish the annual price would not rise. Most therapist don’t make a lot of money and membership is necessary for insurance.