Massage Therapy Top Careers
Massage Therapy: A Top Growth Career
In a recent article published by the Chicago Tribune massage therapy was listed #23 of 28 top growth jobs by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. With its growth, you can expect to see massage practices popping up in new settings—from your local mall to hospitals like the Mayo Clinic.
For those considering a career in clinical massage therapy, the good news is that only a high school diploma or GED is required to begin the certification program. The Soma Institute in Chicago, Illinois offers an 11 and 15-month program designed to train students through the major elements of proper massage practice, including hydrotherapy, bodywork, and sports massage.
The 750-hour Clinical Massage Therapy Diploma Program is dedicated to supporting its students not just throughout the program, but also throughout their careers. If you’d like more information about a career in clinical massage therapy, give an admissions representative a call at 1-800-694-5314.
Top Jobs In Massage Therapy
You may have noticed the increasing number of spas and massage clinics popping up everywhere these days. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, massage therapist employment will grow 23% between 2012 and 2022—which will add roughly 30,000 more professionals to this field! Now, more than ever, is the time to take advantage of this career boom and make the jump to become a clinical massage therapist.
Why wouldn’t someone choose a job that aims, above all else, to make people feel better? Clinical massage therapists relieve pain, reduce stress, and just plain make people feel good. The Soma Institute in Chicago specializes in helping people follow their dreams and unlock their passion to serve others. Soma trains their students in many modalities of massage therapy, including deep-tissue, reflexology, sports massage, and hydro-therapy.
If you’re interested in a career promoting the health and wellness of others, and are looking for a rewarding career that fits your lifestyle, Clinical Massage Therapy could be the right fit for you. To speak to an Admissions Representative, give us a call at 1-800-694-5314.
Growing A Massage Practice
Growing & Retaining Your Massage Practice
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects massage therapy employment will grow 23 percent from 2012 to 2022—adding close to 30,000 more professionals to this field, more than any other occupational growth. That’s a lot of new massage therapists out there! With this extra competition, it’s more important than ever to stand out from the rest.
Attracting—and retaining—customers to your business through advertising and promotions will set you a part from your peers. We’ve compiled a couple tips to help you draw new clients and retain old ones, from advertising, business cards, gift certificates, to participation in volunteer events and public speaking engagements.
Advertising: This could include placing an ad on a local company’s website or writing a mass email to potential clients. You may also want to consider posting your business card on neighborhood shops and community bulletin boards.
Sales Promotions: This motivates prospective clients to take a chance on you with a special promotion. This could be in the form of a gift certificate, or ‘Bring a Friend’ discount, Buy-one Get-one-Free promotions, etc.
Events: Research local causes or charities and donate your services. This is a great way to attract attention to your business and expand your practice. Another event could be a Self-Care Workshop offered to current clients which will improve customer retention.
Marketing Plan: It’s important to define your goals and objectives of your business. Establish an action plan and strategy for achieving your goals!
The Soma Institute is committed to supporting its graduates. Take advantage of Soma’s Alumni Resources throughout your entire career. For more information, visit Soma’s Alumni Resources Page.
Career In Clinical Massage
Clinical Massage Therapist
If you’re looking for a successful and rewarding career as a licensed Clinical Massage Therapist, The Soma Institute in Chicago, Illinois can help you achieve that goal. The Soma Institute believes in enlightening and empowering our students to take control of their lives by becoming successful in the career of their dreams. Many of our graduates have established thriving private practices in Clinical Massage Therapy after completing our program.
Classes Cater to Your Schedule
The Soma Institute tailors our programs to meet the needs of our unique students. We understand your schedules are busy and our curriculum is flexible to fit your dynamic lifestyle. Graduates of our 750-hour Clinical Massage Therapy program are ready for careers in medical offices, spas, sports teams, or private practices.
Financial Aid Offered to Students That Qualify
The Soma Institute is invested in our students’ success. For those that qualify, we offer financial assistance and will work with you to develop a financial plan specifically accommodating to your needs.
Is Clinical Massage Therapy the Right Career Choice For You?
If you’re interested in learning more about careers in Clinical Massage Therapy and exploring whether The Soma Institute is right for you, speak to an Admissions Representative at 1-800-694-5314.
Massage Career
Massage Therapy: A Top Growth Career
In a recent article published by the Chicago Tribune massage therapy was listed #23 of 28 top growth jobs by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. With its growth, you can expect to see massage practices popping up in new settings—from your local mall to hospitals like the Mayo Clinic.
For those considering a career in clinical massage therapy, the good news is that only a high school diploma or GED is required to begin the certification program. The Soma Institute in Chicago, Illinois offers an 11 and 15-month program designed to train students through the major elements of proper massage practice, including hydrotherapy, bodywork, and sports massage.
The 750-hour Clinical Massage Therapy Diploma Program is dedicated to supporting its students not just throughout the program, but also throughout their careers. If you’d like more information about a career in clinical massage therapy, give an admissions representative a call at 1-800-694-5314.