Thinking About a Massage Therapy Career in Texas?
Massage therapy is one of the most rewarding, flexible careers you can train for in Texas, and the path is shorter than most people expect. Licensed massage therapists work in spas, wellness and chiropractic clinics, sports and medical settings, or build their own practice, with the freedom to set their own hours and be their own boss.
At Texas Massage Academy you can study much of the coursework online and self-paced, then get real hands-on training in Brownwood. We're TDLR-approved (license MS1040) and serve students all across Texas. Took the quiz above? Whatever your result, the next step is simple, sign up online or talk to admissions.
Common Questions About Becoming a Massage Therapist in Texas
Is massage therapy a good career in Texas?
Yes. Texas has strong, steady demand for licensed massage therapists across spas, clinics, chiropractic offices, and private practice. It offers flexible hours, the ability to be your own boss, and meaningful work helping people feel better, with a relatively short, affordable path to licensure.
How do I become a licensed massage therapist in Texas?
Can I take massage therapy classes online in Texas?
Partly. Texas allows much of the coursework to be completed online and self-paced, with the required hands-on training and supervised clinicals done in person. We offer
231 hours online plus in-person hands-on training at the
Brownwood campus.
How long does massage school take, and what does it cost?
Many students finish in about six months at their own pace. Tuition is $2,500 for the online-only portion or $4,500 for the full 500-hour program, with interest-free payment plans available, see
Tuition & Fees for details.