Since , the College of Massage Therapy has been a unique learning institution for Idaho. Not only do we provide quality education and graduate professionals into the field of Massage Therapy, we also integrate massage techniques into mainstream health care by providing quality instruction and education within a medical setting.
Our students are prepared to approach and practice massage in an open but methodical manner. Recent studies show that more hospitals and health care professionals are recognizing the value of massage as a complementary health care choice.
More physicians are referring their patients to Massage Therapists for relief of pain from headaches, backaches, and for stress reduction. This relationship is a support system that creates an increased health benefit for the patient.
Bingham Memorial Hospital recognizes the importance of massage in health care environment and is one of the few hospitals in the United States to offer this incredible opportunity in such an exceptional setting! The College of Massage Therapy information packet will provide more information on the program we offer to students, such as what classes are taught with descriptions, policies and procedures and how apply and enroll in our program. The Mission of the College of Massage Therapy is to provide quality education in the growing alternative healthcare field by offering adult learners training in the art and science of massage therapy.
Graduates of our program are well trained, qualified, highly skilled practitioners, who are prepared to launch successful, fulfilling, entry-level careers as massage therapists, and thus are prepared to promote the benefits of natural health and wellness to their clients, the community and themselves. To integrate massage into mainstream healthcare by providing quality instruction and education that will complement the medical setting. We prepare our students to approach and practice massage in an open but methodical manner.
