Importance of Continuing Education in Massage Therapy in NC 2025

Continuing education is essential for North Carolina massage therapists in 2025 to fulfill their two-year licensure requirement of 24 hours, including 3 hours of ethics and 12 live hours. The importance lies in maintaining legal practice by staying compliant with the NC Board of Massage and Bodywork Therapy (BMBT) requirements, enhancing skills to attract more clients and potentially increase income, and keeping up with evolving massage techniques and client needs. CE courses offer opportunities for specialization, career advancement, and the chance to learn new modalities to diversify services and stay competitive in the industry.

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