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Utah College of Massage Therapy - Texas Center for Massage Therapy - Houston
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About Utah College of Massage Therapy - Texas Center for Massage Therapy - Houston
Utah College of Massage Therapy - Texas Center for Massage Therapy - Houston is a campus of the Utah College of Massage Therapy located in Houston, Texas. Utah College of Massage Therapy is a private institution specializing in massage therapy education, and this Houston campus extends that training to students in the Texas Gulf Coast region. Specific enrollment and outcome metrics for this campus are not detailed in current IPEDS records.
This campus focuses on massage therapy training, with programs expected to include instruction in therapeutic massage techniques, anatomy, physiology, and clinical practice, leading to credentials that prepare graduates for state licensure. No specific programs are individually listed in current IPEDS data. Prospective students should contact the campus for current program details and availability.
Houston, TX is the largest city in Texas and a major metropolitan center in the Gulf Coast region. The presence of this massage therapy campus in Houston reflects the growing demand for licensed massage therapists in one of the nation's largest urban healthcare and wellness markets.
Accreditation: Accrediting Council for Continuing Education and Training
13163 Northwest Freeway, Suite A, Houston, TX 77040
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