Alaska Massage Schools & Requirements

Alaska, known for its immense natural beauty, is the largest state in the nation based on area. However, it’s the least densely populated state in the United States. Students who attend massage therapy schools will enjoy several national parks and scenic views in all directions. The Denali National Park is a point of interest, as well as the Sitka National Historical Park that is home to a large totem pole. When not studying massage therapy, students can take part in a variety of festivals throughout the year including the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, the Sitka Whale Fest, and the World Ice Art Championships.

Upon completion of massage therapy school in Alaska, note the following:

Credential: License - Massage Therapist

Currently, state requirements and regulations aren’t in effect in the state of Alaska. However, there may be license requirements in each region. To learn about these, contact your area’s courthouse or town hall. You may also find information on the AMTA website at www.amtmassage.org or ABMP at www.abmp.com.