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Be that helping hand, one person at a time!
The Stautzenberger College Massage Therapy Program
Are you famous for your foot rubs? Step into a career in Massage Therapy with an Associate Degree from Stautzenberger College. The Massage Therapy program at Stautzenberger College uses a career-focused, hands-on approach to train students in the skills and knowledge necessary to serve as a vital member of the wellness team.
Massage Therapy Courses
Core Courses
The core courses are 84 credit hours and all students must complete them.
- Introduction to Desktop Applications
- Written Communications 1
- Oral Communications
- Fundamentals of Computer Keyboarding
- Massage Anatomy & Physiology 1
- Massage Therapy 1
- Massage Anatomy & Physiology 2
- Ethics for Massage Therapy
- Massage Therapy 2
- Massage Anatomy & Physiology 3
- Massage Therapy 3
- Massage Anatomy & Physiology 4
- Massage Therapy 4
- Massage Anatomy & Physiology 5
- Massage Therapy 5
- Medical Terminology
- Medical Law
General Education Electives
Students must also choose three of the following electives:
- Introduction to Psychology
- Civics
- Introduction to Sociology
- Introduction to Economics
- Written Communications 2
For more information, please see our catalog.
A Day in the Life of a Massage Therapist*
A massage therapist is a vital member of the wellness team. As a massage therapist, you will bring relief to individuals suffering pain and stress throughout their bodies.
You may provide:
- Swedish massage
- Deep tissue massage
- Trigger point massage
- Sports massage
You may work in day spas, salons, massage therapy studios, hospitals, fitness centers, etc.
Click here to see your earnings potential** as a massage therapist in Northeast Ohio.
* Day in the Life information gathered from the Occupational Outlook Handbook, compiled by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, found at http://www.bls.gov/OCO/.
** Incomes provided by Salary.com represent industry averages. Actual income may vary by employer, experience and skill level.
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