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spiritgal wrote at 2010-05-26 12:41:34
well, I am in new england and 1500 is cheap. ours is almost 3000. so good deal in my book. States have to get into all our pockets somehow, so licensing is a good way for them to earn a little extra. A lot of states now require licensing.
Jason B Bour wrote at 2012-01-26 05:25:57
It has to be a TN approve class, and now it is 500 hours.
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I have been a professional massage therapist since 1986 and a Reiki II practitioner since 1998. I am providing massage services to spas in the Palm Springs, CA area and to private clientele daily. My specialties are Swedish massage, Deep Tissue, Lymph Drainage massage, Therapeutic massage, Reflexology and Reiki energy balancing. I will provide opinions and suggestions in response to questions, but I will not diagnose any conditions. Thank you for considering me as an expert in my field for your situation. BTW, as of June 1, 2006, I am celebrating 20 years in the massage therapy field.
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