Tumwater Massage School

Massage schools are not all alike.  In fact, each schools has a unique approach to their education.  Our program is science based and offers a very linear approach to education. Each class taught builds off the information taught the day before.  You will dive deep into understanding the body – structure, anatomy, physiology, posture and learn to apply a variety of modalities to help clients overcome many acute and chronic conditions.

Our massage program sets students up for career success, with a 100% pass rate for the MBLEx on the first attempt.  (The MBLEx is the national certification exam required for licensure in Washington State.)  The Bodymechanics Program IS a national exam prep.

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Bodymechanics School of Myotherapy & Massage differs from other massage therapy schools in that the majority of our focus throughout the program is on understanding and resolving complex pain and dysfunction that our clients face on a daily basis. We help students become critical thinkers who can assess and treat acute and chronic problems many of our population live with today.

Upon graduation, students are required to take the MBLEx to get their massage license.  Critical thinking skills is an important aspect to success on the MBLEx, and our focus on advanced theory helps students succeed as evidenced by our 100% success rate on the MBLEx.

Graduates from Bodymechanics School in Vancouver work for local chiropractors, clinics, spas and themselves. Demand in Vancouver for quality massage therapists is very high – we receive calls daily from local companies who are hiring massage therapists.

If your goal is to own your business – or work for one of the local businesses as an LMT – our program will support and prepare you for career success. Our Network of Business program connects you to local employers while a student to help you research your best career options.

There is high-demand according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics for massage therapists – and this profession is growing at a rate of 26% (much faster than average).  We also know that the need for human touch has been lacking greatly in the past 3 months.  Massage therapists may not be first-line defenders, but we are certainly second-line health care providers.  We take care of the trauma left behind in the wake of quarantine, stress, touch deprived and new work environments that may not offer the best ergonomics.

At Bodymechanics, we are Creating Exceptional Massage Therapists
Come and learn to change lives, one massage at a time.