The city of Colorado Springs has recently adopted a city ordinance requiring Massage Therapists to either apply for a business license or apply for an exemption by September 1st, 2022. If you have not already done so, please visit the City of Colorado Springs website by clicking HERE to read more about which application is right for you! The City of Colorado Springs has already began issuing fines to those businesses not issued a license or exemption.

One of the biggest complaints DORA (Department of Regulatory Agencies in Colorado) gets when it comes to Massage Therapists licensing is that those of us who trade our services are not as professional as we are when we are getting paid for our service! DORA requires massage therapists to perform massage with the same level of professionalism a therapist would have whether or not the service is being paid. When it comes to our licenses and maintaining a good standard with the state, this is something to think about.

The American Massage Therapy Association only seeks to educate and provide access for information to further the advancement of massage therapy. This is for informational purposes only. If this is an issue you might have concerns or wish to learn more about please visit DORA's website for more information on their current code of ethics or licensing requirements by clicking HERE

We had a great time meeting new people and learning new skills in Cleveland, OH this year and we can't wait for Phoenix, AZ in August 2023! Here are a few photos of our time at National Convention!

We hope to see you at the next one!

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