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The ABMP Government Relations team has been busy preparing for the 2022 legislative session. California, Minnesota, and Indiana are states that currently remain unlicensed for massage therapists. In 2022, ABMP will be working diligently to bring statewide licensure to California. Minnesota has a licensing bill that will be introduced this session, and we’ll be collaborating with coalitions to support the bill. Indiana is finalizing rules that will bring its licensing bill into effect and introduce licensure to massage therapists.
Other initiatives for the upcoming year include a sunset review in Colorado and board cleanup bills in South Carolina and Oklahoma. As we move forward in these states, we will send communications to keep you informed.
Let’s look back on some of 2021’s most exciting Government Relations activity. In the beginning of 2021, ABMP, the Federation of State Massage Therapy Boards, and the Commission on Massage Therapy Accreditation teamed up to apply for a grant to look at a reciprocity compact for massage therapy that would allow licensed therapists who have had no discipline and have a clean background check to easily move to a compact state. We have been working with a group of practitioners, educators, and regulators since September 2021 to draft this bill. After the bill is drafted in spring 2022, there will still be stakeholder input; so we anticipate working on passing the compact bills in a number of states by 2023.
• Licensure efforts in Minnesota, California, and Kansas
• Continuing education revisions in Hawaii, and a number of states that require CPR training, cultural competency courses, and human trafficking prevention courses
• Rule modifications in Indiana, Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi
• Advocating efforts in local establishment ordinances in Denver, Colorado; Tucson, Arizona; and Fargo, North Dakota In addition, Government Relations
Executive Director Laura Embleton attended virtual massage therapy board meetings in 28 states. In the fall of 2021, travel was reinstated and Embleton was able to attend a California Massage Therapy Council meeting in California, the Florida Board of Massage Therapy meeting, and additional state board meetings in person.
ABMP’s Government Relations Team will continue to monitor state boards and state legislatures for bills and board regulation and state and federal COVID-19 updates.
The ABMP Government Relations Team tracks legislative and regulatory changes across the country. We monitor and comment on proposed rules and communicate to you any changes that affect your practice. For the latest updates, including in your state, click here .
I am the Director of the American Bowen Academy, and we train and certify Professional Bowenwork Practitioners in the USA.
To date, Bowenwork Practitioners in California have had to follow city/count ordinances for being allowed to open a Bowenwork business. Some cities/counties have required CAMTC certification, whilst others have allowed Bowenwork Practitioners to work without needing to become a massage therapists first, and just offer Bowenwork services.
In light of the upcoming legislative changes to license massage therapists in California, please let me know what you anticipate will happen for non-massage therapist Bowenwork practitioners.
Will Bowenwork practitioners need to become licensed massage therapists?
Or will there be a sunset clause for those practitioners who may already have established a Bowenwork business?
Thank you for your comments. The bill draft, which has not yet been introduced, exempts Bowenwork from having to have a massage therapy license. I can be reached at Laura@abmp.com if you want to talk more. Thank you.
The Federation of State Massage Therapy Boards ( FSMTB ) announced efforts to help identify human trafficking within institutions of higher education with the release of its new resource for state authorizing agencies.
The Indiana State Board of Massage Therapy made a decision regarding continuing education (CE) at their July 2022 board meeting. Find out how many CE hours you need before the May 15, 2025, renewal.
All 20 continuing education hours for the 2022 biennial license renewal may be obtained online. Visit the ABMP Education Center to learn and earn free CE.
Massage Heights is a US and Canadian chain of massage and skin care retreats that are locally owned and operated by small business owners. Our franchisees are passionate about sustaining a culture of care and creating work environments where people feel valued, accepted, and inspired.
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The 42nd Annual EXCEL Awards were celebrated on June 22, 2022. SIIA’s EXCEL Awards is the largest and most prestigious program recognizing excellence and leadership in association media, publishing, marketing, and communication.
ABMP was recognized for some of our top publications and educational offerings:
The May/June 2022 issue of ABMP's Massage & Bodywork magazine is available at www.massageandbodyworkdigital.com . ABMP members get a print subscription as part of membership, and the digital edition is available online and free to the profession.
In this issue, we explore pelvic tilt and spinal compensation, improving bodywork through breath, and how listening to your clients is a superpower. We also discuss SI joint dysfunction, overuse injuries, and much more!
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The AMTA 2022 National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio on August 25-27 was a great success! Attendees had the opportunity to reconnect with their massage therapy community, hear from inspiring speakers and get hands-on training in new techniques.
Mark your calendar for the AMTA 2023 National Convention in Phoenix, AZ on August 24-26.
The convention offered a year’s worth of the highest quality CE credits you can find in the massage profession.
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Massage Warehouse
Scholarships
Chapters
About AMTA
Professionals & Graduates
Students
Schools
Supporting Members
Member Discounts
Member Benefits Overview
Professionals & Graduates
Students
Schools
Massage Insurance Overview
Ethics CE
Self-Care CE
Sports Massage CE
Fascial Therapy CE
All Online Courses
National Convention
Schools Summit
Continuing Education Overview
Starting Your Massage Career
Forms and Templates
Business and Financial Tools
Sharing Benefits of Massage
Study Guides
Self-Care
Massage and Health
Resources Overview
Massage Therapy Journal
Massage Profession Research Report
Massage Therapy Industry Fact Sheet
Massage Therapy in Integrative Care & Pain Management
Consumer Views & Use of Massage Therapy
The Value of Massage Research
Publications & Research Overview
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