Mission Statement

OUR MISSIONPMI's mission is to train individuals to be professionally confident, and highly effective in the application of therapeutic massage in a variety of health care, fitness, sports, leisure and spa settings. We believe all instruction should work toward the bigger picture of promoting excellent health (physical, mental, and spiritual) for not only our students, but ultimately for the clients to whom our graduates will serve. Our intent is to provide an inspirational learning environment for study of the art, science, and business of massage therapy. We are committed to enabling our students to find spiritual peace, attain physical strength, and achieve mental well-being to maintain long-term success in the massage therapy profession. AND. . .We are committed to continually seek new approaches and strategies to help assure PMI graduates attain their employment goals. The students will have opportunities to build individual client, business, professional, and institutional connections through their externship and clinic experiences.THE PROGRAMPMI's Massage Therapy Program is an extensive 725 hour (50 credit hours) program that includes theory and practical application plus clinic and off-site clinic work experience. Students can choose to attend the MORNING or EVENING Training Program two days/week for three 18-week semesters. Both Programs also meet most weeks a third day. Students have a choice of a evening on a Saturday morning. -----------Admission to PMI is limited. Applicants are evaluated on the basis of education, career motivations, references, and other criteria. Massage Therapy can be a somewhat physically demanding profession; the successful therapist is often on his/her feet many hours each day; some medical limitations and conditions may preclude participation in this program, and certain conditions may be contraindicated for giving and receiving massage. PMI does not discriminate on the basis of age, race, color, sex, national origin, religion, or marital status. PMI will admit Special Needs students who satisfy pre-requisites and will not present during his/her training a significant health or safety risk to the individual student, fellow student, or clinic patrons based on Physician's Statement . Because class size is limited, students will be admitted on a first come first serve basis if all pre-requisites for admission are met.The application fee is $50 up to the deadline. Applications submitted after deadline is an additional non-refundable $35 late fee.

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