ABMP submitted written commentary to the Arizona legislature regarding House BIll 2169, which would merge the Arizona State Board of Massage Therapy with the Arizona Barbering and Cosmetology Board. We are opposed to this legislation and invite you to read our comments and write to your elected officials.
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Support House Bill 1610 and Senate Bill 1588 to protect student federal aid—write a letter to your elected officials sharing that federal financial aid is necessary to keep your school doors open or that it helped fund your student tuition costs.
Wisconsin legislature shows support for massage licensure portability and you can too. Send a letter to your representatives today!
Virginia legislature shows support for massage licensure portability and you can too. Send a letter to your representatives today!
Kentucky legislature shows support for massage licensure portability and you can too. Send a letter to your representatives today!
Nebraska shows support for massage licensure portability and you can too. Send a letter to your representatives today!
Effective immediately, the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation will be issuing all massage therapy license applicants a notice regarding their eligibility to sit for the Texas Massage Therapy Exam. Find out how your students become eligible.
New York shows support for massage licensure portability and you can too. Send a letter to your state senators and assembly members today!
ABMP continues to work with all stakeholders to support the profession.
The proposed rules establish educational training, supervisory roles, examinations, renewal requirements, and unprofessional conduct for massage assistants and massage assistants-in-training. Express your thoughts and suggestions for how you think these massage therapy lower-licensing tiers should be regulated in Utah before December 15.