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I’m already ashiatsu trained – where do I start?

  Already Ashiatsu-Trained? Here’s Your Last Chance to Transfer In We’re thrilled you found us — and that you’re curious about our myofascial barefoot massage approach, FasciAshi.If you’ve been practicing Ashiatsu and are ready to upgrade your understanding of fascia, pain science, and sustainable footwork, this is your moment. But here’s the big news: our transfer policy is ending soon.…

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Is the Center for Barefoot Massage an Approved Continuing Education Provider?

The short answer is: YES, of course! Our CE Provider #1333 status with the NCBTMB and we have maintained that approval since March 2017.   The long answer is: it may depend on your state. If your state has NCBTMB reciprocity, meaning that they acknowledge and accept NCBTMB approved courses for your Continuing Education hour requirements, then our classes are…

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How do I find a FasciAshi trained Barefoot Massage Therapist Near Me?

Want to get under our Alumni’s feet? Did you do a google search for “ashiatsu massage near me” but wish the results had myofascial ashiatsu barefoot massage therapists singled out? Let us help you find where they are at! We know the feeling – once you try Myfoascial Ashiatsu, (AKA FasciAshi) you won’t go back to normal massage – and…

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Is there an ashiatsu weight limit for Massage Therapists?

Ashiatsu Weight Limits? Not Exactly. One of the most common questions we hear is: “Is there a weight limit for giving barefoot massage?” The short answer: not really — but there are limits to control, safety, and mechanics. Old Rules vs. Modern Reality When Ashiatsu was first taught in the U.S., equipment was different and training was shorter. To keep…

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Do I need to be a Licensed Massage Therapist to learn FasciAshi?

Do you need to be a Licensed Massage Therapist to learn FasciAshi? Yes. Attendees in our courses MUST be Licensed Massage Therapists who are legally eligible to provide paid, professional therapeutic massage therapy services to the public in accordance with the laws in their state. Since we are massage therapy educators, we are here to “solely” teach massage therapists. The…

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