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31 Years
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Massage Therapy School in Phoenix, AZ
ASIS Massage Education has been dedicated to training skilled massage therapists since 1995. Our mission is to create a supportive and holistic learning environment that emphasizes the physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being of both students and clients. With four campuses across Arizona, we offer comprehensive, COMTA-accredited programs that blend Western and Eastern modalities, including Swedish Massage, Neuromuscular Therapy, and Chiropractic Assistant Training. Our experienced instructors foster a culture of curiosity, compassion, and professionalism, preparing graduates to excel in diverse healthcare and wellness settings. Over 26 years of experience, we have cultivated a reputation for producing passionate, certified practitioners who embody trust and integrity.Our hybrid programs provide flexibility for students while ensuring rigorous hands-on clinical training. We prioritize student success through personalized support, from enrollment to post-graduation career placement. Our graduates consistently praise the schools nurturing environment and the practical skills they gain, which enable them to make meaningful impacts in their communities. By integrating traditional and modern techniques, we empower students to build fulfilling careers in massage therapy.
Services
Swedish Massage
Sports Massage
Neuromuscular Therapy
Chiropractic Assistant Training
Reflexology
Craniosacral Therapy
Hydrotherapy
Thai Massage
Cupping
Lymph Drainage Massage
Details
- Year established: 1995
Highlights and features
- 26 years of experience graduating licensed massage therapists.
- COMTA-accredited programs with hybrid learning flexibility.
- Comprehensive curriculum covering Swedish, sports, and neuromuscular massage.
- Certified Chiropractic Assistant (CCA) training included in curriculum.
- Hands-on clinical practicum with supervised student clinics.
Associations and certifications
- COMTA
What people say
Supportive environment
Experienced instructors
Hands-on clinical practice
Career preparation
Personal growth
Services
Swedish Massage
Swedish Massage focuses on the circulatory system to promote relaxation and balance. Students learn foundational techniques, including proper body mechanics, draping, and client communication. This modality prepares therapists for advanced practices while emphasizing healthful, therapeutic interactions.
Sports Massage
Sports Massage addresses injuries and performance optimization for athletes. Techniques include pre- and post-event treatments, flexibility programs, and rehabilitation protocols. Students practice on athletes to gain hands-on experience in treating repetitive motion injuries and enhancing recovery.
Neuromuscular Therapy
Neuromuscular Therapy targets trigger points to alleviate chronic pain and tension. Students apply direct pressure to release contracted muscles, re-educate movement patterns, and address issues from poor posture or nutrition. This method combines physiological insights with practical application.
Chiropractic Assistant Training
Chiropractic Assistant Training prepares graduates to work in chiropractic offices. The curriculum covers physiotherapy, acupuncture support, record-keeping, and client confidentiality. ASIS students earn Certified Chiropractic Assistant (CCA) credentials, meeting Arizona state requirements for clinical collaboration.
Reflexology
Reflexology uses pressure on hands, feet, and ears to stimulate the bodys healing processes. Students learn to map reflex areas to organs and glands, promoting wellness through targeted techniques. This holistic practice enhances relaxation and addresses systemic imbalances.
Questions
What massage therapy programs does ASIS offer?
ASIS offers full-time and part-time COMTA-accredited programs covering Swedish, sports, neuromuscular, and reflexology techniques, plus chiropractic assistant certification.
Are ASIS programs accredited?
Yes, ASIS is accredited by the Commission on Massage Therapy Accreditation (COMTA), ensuring curriculum meets national standards for licensure eligibility.
How long does massage therapy training take?
Full-time programs begin every 9 weeks, with 800-hour clinical and classroom training required for graduation and state licensure.
Do students gain hands-on experience?
Yes, students complete supervised clinical practicums in ASIS’s student massage clinics, working directly with clients under instructor guidance.
What career support does ASIS provide?
ASIS offers graduate job placement assistance, alumni networking, and continuing education opportunities to support long-term career growth in massage therapy.
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