Massage Licensure

To practice the art of massage therapy, the amount of knowledge you must have is determined by the state in which you practice. Some states require full licensure, while others need a certification. There are even some states, where you need either.

In North Carolina a license is required. If you are learning in-state, you must complete 500 hours of  in class hours of supervised instruction at a state approved school.

You must also complete a certain number of continuing ed classes per year to maintain your license.

Massage therapy as a healing process is getting stronger every year, make sure that your therapist is licensed.

Kristy Serdinsky, Owner, and Director of Education at NC Massage School. With a background in teaching and administration in charter and private schools, Kristy’s dedication to helping others led her to open a massage spa in Cornelius in 2015. Now, she brings her expertise in education and the massage and bodywork industry to NC Massage School, blending her two passions to create a transformative learning experience.

MISSION STATEMENT

We provide personalized training in the art and science of therapeutic massage, focusing on advanced-level professional careers, continuing education, and personal growth. Our philosophy is rooted in a holistic approach, which encourages our students to explore personal development of the mind, body, and spirit.

TESTIMONIALS

“What has impressed me the most is the instructor’s teaching style. While it is accepted that certain protocols must be followed, their hands-on approach is informative and encouraging.”

– Kaitlyn Boullosa

Our Location

NC Massage School
20525 North Main Street Cornelius, NC 28031
Phone: (704) 896-2636
admin@NCmassageSchool.com


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