09/28/2026
It is that time of the biennial again.
Did you know that in order for your New Jersey massage and bodywork therapists to renew their license(s), they are required by law to take 20 hours of continuing education classes every two years?
These classes have to be approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork by NCBTMB certified instructors.
And… only 6 credit hours can be completed online.
14 credit hours must be done in-person for hands on experience. (Makes sense to me.)
Courses in Ethics, Law, and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation are MANDATORY. (This RN is loving it.😊)
Did you know that some massage and bodywork therapists have time management issues? ⏰
Well, this subtype of therapists usually thrives on cramming all of their continuing education in at the very last minute prior to renewing their license(s).
It’s quite the dopamine rush.
This year, I will be driving to Parsippany, Princeton, Metuchen, and Neptune in order to achieve my requirements. Approximately 15 hours of drive time. Yeehaw!
What does this have to do with anything?
Well, these new-to-me continuing education classes will be part of another Clinic that will happen at the beginning of 2027.
Stay tuned…
💫 New Jersey has some of the most stringent schooling, continuing education, and background checking requirements in the US and that means that YOU have some of the best therapists in the US working for you. 💪🏼