Start your path toward a hands-on wellness career with professional massage therapy training at Sarasota School of Massage Therapy. Founded in 1979, our program is designed to help students develop the practical skills, clinical experience, and professional knowledge needed to pursue a career in massage therapy.
Students receive hands-on instruction in massage techniques, anatomy, client care, ethics, and professional practices in a supportive learning environment focused on real-world preparation.
Financial aid is available for those who qualify.
Massage therapy is a hands-on profession, and practical experience is an important part of the learning process. Students participate in supervised training designed to help them build confidence and develop real-world experience working with clients in professional settings.
This helps students understand: good client interaction proper techniques professional communication body mechanics treatment flow workplace expectations
This program may be a good fit for people who:
Massage therapy training can lead to opportunities in a variety of professional environments.
Graduates may pursue opportunities in: Day spas Wellness centers Chiropractic offices Medical settings Therapeutic settings Sports environments Recovery environments Hospitality settings Independent practices Self-employment
Career paths vary based on licensure, experience, location, and individual goals.
Our supportive admissions team can answer questions you may have, and provide information about the program and financial aid. If accepted, they can guide you through the enrollment process as well.
Students who qualify for financial aid are eligible to explore:
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If you are interested in learning more about massage therapy training, career opportunities, admissions requirements, or financial aid options, chat with our caring Admissions Guide.
Many students are drawn to the opportunity to pursue meaningful work in a field centered around wellness, client care, and personal interaction.
The massage therapy program is designed to provide students with both foundational knowledge and practical hands-on skills.
Training includes:
Students learn in a structured environment that emphasizes professionalism, safety, confidence, and practical skill development.
Program length is 750 hours (approximately 7 months). Admissions representatives can provide current program details and timelines.
Financial aid may be available for those who qualify. Eligibility requirements apply.
No prior experience is typically required to apply for the program.
Yes. Hands-on practical learning is an important component of massage therapy education.
Graduates may pursue opportunities in spas, wellness centers, chiropractic offices, therapeutic environments, hospitality settings, and other wellness-related fields.
The program is designed to support massage therapy licensure preparation and professional skill development.
Many adults pursue massage therapy training while exploring new professional opportunities focused on wellness, flexibility, and hands-on work.
