No. Ohio has very strict laws regarding massage licensure. You need to also pass a State Board exam before you can practice in addition to having a business license.
Visit the AMTA website they will have state info there
No
Each state in the US differs on its definition and interpretation of massage scope of practice. It is best to check with your local authorities. But for a direct answer, if you collect money for any kind of service you most likely will have to have some sort of a license.
Each state in the US differs on its definition and interpretation of massage scope of practice. It is best to check with your local authorities. But for a direct answer, if you collect money for any kind of service you most likely will have to have some sort of a license.
The massage therapist has graduated from a school with a diploma and has a license to practice massage. The student practitioner is still in school. does not have a diploma or license. There are minor variations from state to state, but that's pretty much it.
Yes, in the State of Georgia you need a State license to practice massage therapy. That applies to all cities in GA. But, each individual city, such as Atlanta, will require that you also get a business license if you want to be an independent contractor or sole proprietor.
Physical therapists, like doctors, nurses, and massage therapists are licensed by state agencies. So, if you move to another state, you will have to reapply for a license in that sate you wish to practice. There are a few states that do not have state licensure for massage, then you will have to apply to the local governing agency.
In the privacy of your own home yes. But to do it as a business no. You would need a license. Would fall under massage parlor.
Yes. Absolutely. And FYI - Florida is very diligent about the enforcement of the law governing this occupation. The state of Florida requires you to have a massage therapy license if you CHARGE for Reiki. Anyone may practice Reiki for free. Many practitioners use Reiki for family, friends, and even volunteer work. In addition, a certified Reiki Master may teach Reiki classes for fees without a massage therapy license.
You ned to check with the local authorites in the town that you wish to open a practice. If Iowa is governed by a state board for massage therapy, then in all likelyhood, they will not accept a license from another state. You can check online and find out. But if it is not goverened by a state board, then you might be able to use another state's license as part of your requirements for a local city or county license in Iowa.
There are no license/certification requirements for Wichita, KS or for the state. some cities may require one or both. Wichita does not.
Yes there are fines and possible jail time depending on the local legislation. Check out the massage therapy board (usually part if the health department) for whatever city/state/country you are trying to practice in for more specific information.