CONTINUING EDUCATION
Dexterity PD for Continuing Education
Choose from over 100 courses on a wide range of manual and massage therapy topics including acupressure, aromatherapy, clinical assessments, and reflexology.
We submit our courses to regulators and associations to help you easily meet your Continuing Education Unit (CEU) requirements and professional development needs.
ACCREDITED
Dexterity PD submits our courses to regulators and associations for pre-approvals where applicable.
QUALITY TESTED
Our courses undergo a rigorous editing and peer review process.
SKILL BUILDING
Our courses are designed to assist in refreshing your knowledge and acquiring new skills.
INTERACTIVE
We use a variety of multimedia and learning tools to keep you engaged.
CONVENIENT
Our on-demand courses available to use on your phone, computer, or tablet via browser or mobile app.
ACCREDITED
Dexterity PD submits our courses to regulators and associations for pre-approvals where applicable.
QUALITY TESTED
Our courses undergo a rigorous editing and peer review process.
SKILL BUILDING
Our courses are designed to assist in refreshing your knowledge and acquiring new skills.
INTERACTIVE
We use a variety of multimedia and learning tools to keep you engaged.
CONVENIENT
Our courses are on-demand and available on to use on your phone, computer, or tablet via browser or mobile app.
ACCREDITED
Dexterity PD submits our courses to regulators and associations for pre-approvals where applicable.
QUALITY TESTED
Our courses undergo a rigorous editing and peer review process.
SKILL BUILDING
Our courses are designed to assist in refreshing your knowledge and acquiring new skills.
INTERACTIVE
We use a variety of multimedia and learning tools to keep you engaged.
CONVENIENT
Our courses are on-demand and available on to use on your phone, computer, or tablet via browser or mobile app.
Why Continuing Education?
Continuing Education for massage therapists is important regardless of where the therapist is working. Not only is this usually a requirement for maintaining your legal status as a practicing massage therapist, it also means that you are committed to providing the best possible care and experience for your patients/clients.
Why Continuing Education?
Continuing Education for massage therapists is important regardless of where the therapist is working. Not only is this usually a requirement for maintaining your legal status as a practicing massage therapist, it also means that you are committed to providing the best possible care and experience for your patients/clients.
Continuing Education in Canada
In Canada, becoming a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) is the highest credential in the field.
Becoming a Registered Massage Therapist means that the individual therapist has successfully completed a Massage Therapy diploma program of approximately 2200 hours, with over 330 hours of hands-on clinical practice.
Additionally, RMTs have to complete a rigorous Registration Examination process. In most regulated jurisdictions in Canada, this consists of a written exam, called Multiple Choice Examination (called MCQ) AND the successful completion of a rigorous and timed seven (7) station hands-on clinical examination, called Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE).
In Canada, regulated jurisdictions and professional associations require continuing education (CE). In some provinces, continuing education there are mandated minimum CE hours and therapists must report continuing education units (CEUs). In others, continuing education and professional development is instead competency-based reporting, such as Ontario’s STRiVE Quality Assurance.
Dexterity PD highlights key competencies that are covered in our courses to help streamline your STRiVE Quality Assurance and continuing education reporting.
Continuing Education in Canada
In Canada, becoming a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) is the highest credential in the field.
Becoming a Registered Massage Therapist means that the individual therapist has successfully completed a Massage Therapy diploma program of approximately 2200 hours, with over 330 hours of hands-on clinical practice.
Additionally, RMTs have to complete a rigorous Registration Examination process. In most regulated jurisdictions in Canada, this consists of a written exam, called Multiple Choice Examination (called MCQ) AND the successful completion of a rigorous and timed seven (7) station hands-on clinical examination, called Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE).
In Canada, regulated jurisdictions and professional associations require continuing education (CE). In some provinces, continuing education there are mandated minimum CE hours and therapists must report continuing education units (CEUs). In others, continuing education and professional development is instead competency-based reporting, such as Ontario’s STRiVE Quality Assurance.
Dexterity PD highlights key competencies that are covered in our courses to help streamline your STRiVE Quality Assurance and continuing education reporting.
Continuing Education in Canada
In Canada, becoming a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) is the highest credential in the field.
Becoming a Registered Massage Therapist means that the individual therapist has successfully completed a Massage Therapy diploma program of approximately 2200 hours, with over 330 hours of hands-on clinical practice.
Additionally, RMTs have to complete a rigorous Registration Examination process. In most regulated jurisdictions in Canada, this consists of a written exam, called Multiple Choice Examination (called MCQ) AND the successful completion of a rigorous and timed seven (7) station hands-on clinical examination, called Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE).
In Canada, regulated jurisdictions and professional associations require continuing education (CE). In some provinces, continuing education there are mandated minimum CE hours and therapists must report continuing education units (CEUs). In others, continuing education and professional development is instead competency-based reporting, such as Ontario’s STRiVE Quality Assurance.
Dexterity PD highlights key competencies that are covered in our courses to help streamline your STRiVE Quality Assurance and continuing education reporting.
Continuing Education in the USA
In the USA, becoming a Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT) is the highest credential in the field.
The requirements for becoming an LMT vary from state to state. Where there are no regulations, manual and massage therapists can opt to become a member of a national organization.
Typically, most regulated states require the successful completion of a minimum 500-hour Massage Therapy program and a National Licensing Exam. Most states and organizations have Continuing Education requirements for their members.
Check out the regulations in your state or member association for definitive requirements.
Continuing Education in the USA
In the USA, becoming a Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT) is the highest credential in the field.
The requirements for becoming an LMT vary from state to state. Where there are no regulations, manual and massage therapists can opt to become a member of a national organization.
Typically, most regulated states require the successful completion of a minimum 500-hour Massage Therapy program and a National Licensing Exam. Most states and organizations have Continuing Education requirements for their members.
Check out the regulations in your state or member association for definitive requirements.
Continuing Education in the USA
In the USA, becoming a Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT) is the highest credential in the field.
The requirements for becoming an LMT vary from state to state. Where there are no regulations, manual and massage therapists can opt to become a member of a national organization.
Typically, most regulated states require the successful completion of a minimum 500-hour Massage Therapy program and a National Licensing Exam. Most states and organizations have Continuing Education requirements for their members.
Check out the regulations in your state or member association for definitive requirements.
Dexterity PD Course Categories
Fundamental knowledge of anatomy and physiology is key to providing high-quality treatments to your patients. Refresh and enhance your knowledge with our in-depth courses.
Includes anatomy of the axial skeleton and upper and lower limbs, and physiology of the cardiovascular, immune, and peripheral nervous system.
Complementary modalities can provide patients with valuable services and enhance the benefits of your treatments. Learn how to safely and effectively integrate a variety of treatment adjuncts with confidence.
Includes acupressure, aromatherapy, cryotherapy, hydrotherapy, meditation, reflexology, and taping.
