Arizona Massage Schools
and tips on choosing the one that's best for you!

In addition to the Arizona massage schools we have listed, this state has many popular spas and resort areas, because it has thousands of tourists each year.

Tourists flock to this area to visit the Grand Canyon, dude ranches, casinos and national parks. So, the potential for a thriving massage practice is here, as well as the potential for a life-long career.

Arizona is located in the southwestern U.S.,with Phoenix being the capital and largest city. However, there are many cities throughout the state that  have excellent massage schools.

Be sure to read my "Tips on Choosing a Massage School" page before you begin your search for tips on what to look for in a reputable school, and questions to ask when you visit the school. It also provides information on how to find schools that offer financial aid.

Education information, as well as licensure requirements, can be found on the state's website at www.massageboard.az.gov/.

They also provide information on massage schools that are licensed and accredited in the state. this is an important thing to look for in a school, as it tells the potential student that the school is equipped to teach what they need to learn in order to apply for a license in massage therapy in the state.

This book, Massage Therapy Career Guide for Hands-On Success will provide more great tips on choosing a school, attracting clientele, and establishing a rewarding life-long career.

Cortiva is a nationally accredited school for Holistic Healthcare careers and continuing education.

For years, this school has shown a dedication to providing professional, affordable education for individuals interested in entering the healing arts profession.

It also provides on-going business and marketing support for massage practitioners in private practice and to those who wish to grow a thriving business.

Cortiva is one of the best Arizona massage schools because they help students to graduate in as little as 7 ½ months. Financial Aid is available to those who qualify. They have been training massage therapists for more than 30 years and allow students to graduate with valuable hands-on experience in a student clinic.

Career Placement Assistance is also provided to all students and graduates. Graduates work for many of the top spa industry employers in the area.

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