Wisconsin Massage Licensing

Wisconsin Massage Licensing is regulated by State of Wisconsin Department of Regulation & Licensing through a title act (which differs from a practice act that is common in other states). Their website offers more details on licensing but I am providing a summary

Regulated by title act which allows for voluntary certification.
-No Continuing Education Required.
-Unable to do Bodywraps.
-Must get informed consent - The informed consent shall be in writing, signed by the client and shall inform the client in writing that he or she may withdraw the consent at any time.
-Unable to massage animals.
-Accepts NCBTMB and The Asian Bodywork Therapy Exam from the National Certification for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCAAOM) is acceptable
-Must carry liability insurance.

Note: Licensing requirements are subject to change so please contact the State Board for exact details and requirements to become a licensed Massage therapist in Wisconsin.

If you are in the process of researching a career in massage, the Massage Career Guide can provide you with more information and help you figure out what you need to know about becoming a massage therapist. There is also a Special report on how to choose a massage school that comes with the Massage Career Guide. When you are able to make a more informed decision about a career in massage, it can help you jumpstart your massage business or make getting a high paying job easier.

See also the list of Wisconsin Massage Schools.

For More on Wisconsin Massage Licensing visit the AMTA Wisconsin Chapter Website