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4775 Indian School Rd NE,
Suite 102
Albuquerque, NM 87110
505-872-2030
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At Crystal Mountain we limit the size of each student class to 16 students to allow for small-group bonding and individual attention. In massage technique classes at Crystal Mountain two instructors are present to allow for lots of personalized feedback on technique and body mechanics. Crystal Mountain lecture classes typically have one instructor. |
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Each state in the United States has different licensing requirements for massage therapists. There are some that actually don’t have any sort of licensing process, and then there are others, like New Mexico, that have required licensing for massage therapists longer than many other states.
New Mexico has very rigorous requirements for massage therapists. In order to become licensed in this state you need to have graduated from a New Mexico registered massage therapy school like Crystal Mountain with at least a seventy percent pass rate in Anatomy and Physiology, and in the massage and body work classes. Once you’ve graduated from a registered school you need to take a national certification exam. When you pass this national exam, you’re allowed to begin practicing as a registered massage therapist in the state of New Mexico.
Since New Mexico requires more hours of education than many other states that have licensing, if you do decide to move, it’s likely you’ll meet the requirements for education hours wherever you’re going if you’ve attended school at Crystal Mountain. So, in most cases you won’t need to take additional course work to get licensed in another state.
There are a few exceptions to this rule, such as the states of New York and Nebraska, both of which require 1000 hours of training. And in some states that don’t have state regulation, there are certain cities, like Boulder, Colorado and San Diego, California, that require more hours of training than the state of New Mexico. So, if you move to these areas after attending Crystal Mountain and want to get licensed as a massage therapist you will need to take additional hours of training. |
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Crystal Mountain maintains information on current housing opportunities available in the local community, and can often direct you to specific housing resources that cater to students. Crystal Mountain also helps students who are in need of housing get in touch with other students who may want to share a house or apartment. |
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Academic advisement is an integral part of our program at Crystal Mountain. Each student is assigned to a Crystal Mountain faculty advisor who provides him or her with feedback on his or her progress as a therapist. Crystal Mountain’s administrative staff is also available to provide additional academic support. If a student desires tutoring, our administrative staff can provide a list of available tutors. Crystal Mountain students pay for tutoring directly to their tutors.
Crystal Mountain maintains current information on therapeutic counseling and other social services in the Albuquerque community. Our caring staff is available to help students identify and contact whatever support services they may need. Crystal Mountain does not provide psychological, marital, relationship, legal, and financial counseling services. |
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Crystal Mountain is often asked about our affiliations with the Associated Bodywork and Massage Professionals organization, (ABMP,) the American Massage Therapy Association, (AMTA,) and other professional massage and bodywork organizations. Crystal Mountain is a member of both ABMP and the AMTA. These organizations help students, therapists, and schools promote massage therapy as both a science and a healing art.
Crystal Mountain is licensed by the State of New Mexico Massage Therapy Board. We are recognized by the Department of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR) and the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA.) |
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