The Bureau of Labor Statistics May 2008 State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates for New Hampshire shows that massage therapists working in New Hampshire at that time made a mean annual wage of $46,840. This is significantly higher than the mean annual wage for workers in all industries in New Hampshire at that time, which was $42,670. Most massage therapists are self-employed and work part-time, which means a full-time massage therapist would enjoy an even higher earning potential.
Massage professionals in New Hampshire are regulated by the Board of Massage Therapy of the New Hampshire Office of Program Support, Licensing and Regulative Services. The board mandates that all massage practitioners in New Hampshire become licensed by completing 750 hours of massage therapy education and training, completing CPR certification and passing an examination.
If you are ready to begin working towards licensure as a massage therapist in New Hampshire, browse the schools listed below to find the massage program that best fits your needs.