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Welcome to the Arizona State Board of Massage Therapy
Our Vision:
To be a premier board of massage by protecting the health of the public.
Our Mission:
To protect the health, safety and welfare of the citizens of Arizona by regulating and maintaining standards of practice in the practice of massage therapy.
The Arizona State Board of Massage Therapy ("Board") was established in 2004 to create a statewide licensing board, like a "one-stop-shop", versus requiring a massage therapist to receive a license in each municipality he/she works. The Board promotes and encourages the highest standards of ethics and competence in massage therapy while ensuring that individuals meet the minimum standards of being a massage therapist. The Board and its staff seek to act with accurate, courteous and timely service.
Thank you for visiting the Board's website. We trust our website and its features will help you find all the information you need. If you have any suggestions or questions about our website, please feel free to contact our office.
Please Note: The Board office moved to 1740 West Adams Street, Suite 3401, Phoenix, Arizona 85007 on January 4, 2018.
General Information
To All Massage Therapists and Applicants:
We are here to serve you and hope your experience is a good one. To that end, please take a few minutes to read your application and its instructions, in its entirety, prior to its completion. We endeavor to help everyone with simple to read instructions that should help you navigate the process of licensing or renewing. We understand the basic desire to call for help, but with over 10,000 licensees and thousands more of applicants, our time gets spread thin and most questions will be answered in the instructions of your specific application. Please keep in mind that all fees are non-refundable and must be paid by cashier's check or money order only.
PUBLIC INFORMATION REQUEST
A person may obtain public records related to any licensee, including any discipline or administrative letters of concern by completing the public records request form.
Please use the "Public Records Request" link to complete and submit your request:
PUBLIC RECORDS REQUEST - online submission
Complaint Form
Anyone alleging to have been "harmed" by a massage therapist, in Arizona, may file a complaint against that massage therapist, but must be done so in writing. Please complete the online form below and please use the second page to describe the details.
Please use the "Complaint Form" link to complete and submit your complaint:
COMPLAINT FORM - online submission
