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Alabama182 massage therapistsAlaska92 massage therapistsArizona535 massage therapistsArkansas118 massage therapistsCalifornia1442 massage therapistsColorado624 massage therapistsConnecticut567 massage therapistsDelaware82 massage therapistsDistrict of Columbia40 massage therapistsFlorida1409 massage therapistsGeorgia489 massage therapistsHawaii173 massage therapistsIdaho120 massage therapistsIllinois752 massage therapistsIndiana282 massage therapistsIowa251 massage therapistsKansas103 massage therapistsKentucky266 massage therapistsLouisiana123 massage therapistsMaine98 massage therapistsMaryland426 massage therapistsMassachusetts621 massage therapistsMichigan603 massage therapistsMinnesota249 massage therapistsMississippi60 massage therapistsMissouri297 massage therapistsMontana105 massage therapistsNebraska150 massage therapistsNevada148 massage therapistsNew Hampshire230 massage therapistsNew Jersey430 massage therapistsNew Mexico169 massage therapistsNew York1390 massage therapistsNorth Carolina818 massage therapistsNorth Dakota76 massage therapistsOhio702 massage therapistsOklahoma166 massage therapistsOregon508 massage therapistsPennsylvania758 massage therapistsRD1 massage therapistRhode Island129 massage therapistsSouth Carolina337 massage therapistsSouth Dakota74 massage therapistsTennessee296 massage therapistsTexas864 massage therapistsUtah234 massage therapistsVermont106 massage therapistsVirginia599 massage therapistsWashington410 massage therapistsWest Virginia78 massage therapistsWisconsin509 massage therapistsWyoming5 massage therapists

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About Massage Therapists

Licensed massage therapists use hands-on techniques to relieve muscle tension, reduce stress, and promote overall physical well-being. Whether you need deep tissue work for chronic pain or a relaxing Swedish massage, finding a qualified therapist near you is the first step toward better health.

Our directory is compiled from publicly available sources, including professional association listings. Each entry shows the credentials and specializations published at the source, so you can shortlist a few therapists and confirm the details with them directly.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a licensed massage therapist do?

A licensed massage therapist uses manual techniques to manipulate muscles and soft tissues, helping to relieve pain, reduce stress, improve circulation, and promote relaxation. They are trained in various modalities like Swedish, deep tissue, sports, and prenatal massage.

How often should I get a massage?

It depends on your goals. For general wellness and stress relief, once a month is common. If you're managing chronic pain or recovering from an injury, your therapist may recommend weekly or bi-weekly sessions.

What qualifications should a massage therapist have?

Look for therapists who are licensed in their state and have completed an accredited massage therapy program (typically 500-1,000 hours). Many also hold certifications in specialized modalities.

How much does a massage therapy session cost?

Session costs vary by location, experience, and modality, typically ranging from $60 to $150 per hour. Some therapists accept insurance or offer package discounts.

Disclaimer: except where a listing is marked as maintained by the provider, provider information displayed in this directory is compiled from publicly available data on the web. Riverd does not verify licenses, credentials, or insurance for any listing, and does not endorse or guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of any listing, credential, or contact detail. Use this information at your own discretion.