Carlson Difference

What makes Carlson College of Massage Therapy "different"?  See for yourself....

• At Carlson College you will receive an education that begins with a great Swedish massage foundation.  Upon successful completion of this coursework, students then move into the neuromuscular based work that we call "Specifics".  This work is rehabilitative based and educates the students on how to effectively treat chronic or acute muscular dysfunction.  Combining these two modalities is what makes our graduates highly marketable in the healthcare community!

• All of our instructors are licensed massage therapists and have extensive, "real life" experience developing and maintaining private practices. The Owner/President (Chris) and Vice President (Mario) of the school are on site daily to instruct and serve the student needs.  Your success is our passion! 

• Federal Financial Aid is available to those who qualify. Don't be fooled...private bank student loans are not the same and many times can be a financial disaster. At CCMT in house, interest free loans are also available! Ask for details on these "in house" interest free loans, including a very low set up fee of only $30! 

• We are the only school in Iowa accredited by COMTA (Commission on Massage Therapy Accreditation). COMTA is the only accreditation agency that is specific to the profession of massage therapy.        

• Learn while you earn - during our student clinic, Full Time students can earn up to $1250 PLUS tips.

   
• We love to get involved in the community and provide massages at events.  Click here to see photos of our student events in the community.         

• In less than a year, you can earn a career as a massage therapist! Click here to find out how.          

• At CCMT, your program hours are all supervised by our faculty - your time at school is to learn and advance, your time at home is to study and refine your skills. 

 Join us as a student and you too will know The Carlson Difference! 

 

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