Q1
What is the American Massage Therapy Association (AMTA)?
AMTA is the largest non-profit professional association serving massage therapists, students and schools.Q2
What type of services does AMTA provide?
AMTA endorses professional standards and supports fair regulation of massage therapy. They provide members with the strongest benefits in the massage therapy profession including advancement of the profession through certification, school accreditation, continuing education and professional publications.Q3
Does AMTA cover massage therapy services?
AMTA itself does not cover massage therapy services, though they do support and advocate for members to be able to accept insurance for services.Q4
Where is AMTA located?
AMTA is headquartered in Evanston, Illinois, with chapters in all 50 states, the District of Columbia and the United States Virgin Islands.Q5
Does AMTA accept international members?
Yes, AMTA membership is open to registered massage therapists in over 25 countries.Q6
Does AMTA offer continuing education?
Yes, AMTA offers continuing education courses and materials to help members stay updated and advance their practice.Q7
What is AMTA's mission?
AMTA's mission is to establish massage therapy as an integral part of the maintenance of good health and complementary to other therapeutic processes.Q8
How is AMTA governed?
AMTA is governed by an elected national board of directors. It is also a member of the Federation of Therapeutic Massage, Bodywork and Somatic Practice Organizations.Q9
How many members does AMTA have?
AMTA has over 55,000 massage therapists as members.Q10
Does AMTA respond to calls and messages?
AMTA strives to be responsive to its members. While some individual members may be slow to respond to calls and messages, AMTA does its best to respond to all inquires in a timely manner. * These FAQs were generated by AI based on crowd-sourced data and may not be completely accurate.