MTTI

A career as a massage therapist presents unlimited opportunities—you can be your own boss, work for a spa, a chiropractor’s practice, or even be hired on at a major company. But first, you need to receive the proper training.

Massage Therapy Training Institute can help you achieve your goals while gaining valuable experience through working with real athletic injuries at New Mexico State University and performing massages on clients in our student clinic. The mission of MTTI is to prepare it's students for entry-level positions in the allied health occupation of Massage Therapy in a short time while providing quality education and flexibility to accommodate individual needs.

I attended the full-time program at MTTI and it was one of the happiest times of my life. My instructors were amazingly gifted and intelligent people. The program is designed well; I felt challenged by the material but reassured by the competence of my mentors. I graduated fully prepared to take (and pass!) the National Exam and enter the massage therapy profession. Every time I start a massage, I think to myself, "I love doing this!"

~Cheryl Frank, LMT #5484, www.freeflowmassage.com

Here are some of the many benefits you will receive from a MTTI education:

• Your studies are completed within 6 months.
• You have choices of morning or evening courses, full or half time.
• Competitive and reasonable tuition and no application fee.
• You will learn to treat atheletes with real injuries at New Mexico State University
• You graduate knowing how to effectively deal with soft tissue pain.
• Classes are limited to 16 students.
• MTTI focuses on advanced medical manual treatment of orthopedic conditions.
• Inexpensive housing rentals are available within walking distance of the school.
• Student loan sources are available.
• Financial aid available including Pell grants and loans, if qualified.

Tour MTTI
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Through 2012, massage therapists are likely to see a 20% to 35% increase in job opportunities.*

*Statistics based on the US Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2004-2005 Occupational Outlook Handbook.