The Bradley campus of the Institute of Natural Health and Education prepares students for meaningful and sustainable careers in massage therapy through hands-on clinical training, academic rigor, and professional mentorship.

Prepared for Licensure. Equipped for Professional Practice.

Students at the Institute of Natural Health and Education are prepared not only to graduate, but to enter the profession with the knowledge, clinical experience, and professional confidence required for licensure and practice.

• Curriculum aligned with state licensing expectations

• Extensive hands-on clinical training prior to graduation

• Academic guidance and instructor support throughout the program

• Education designed to prepare students for professional practice

Schedule to speak with an admissions advisor to learn more about the program and determine whether the Institute of Natural Health and Education aligns with your professional goals.

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Frequently Asked Questions

We understand that Selecting the right massage therapy program is an important professional decision. The following questions address topics prospective students commonly consider when exploring the Institute of Natural Health and Education.

Is the program designed to meet licensing requirements?

Yes. The curriculum is structured to align with state expectations for professional licensure and to prepare students for entry into practice.

Will I receive hands-on clinical training?

Students participate in supervised clinical experiences designed to develop practical skills and professional confidence prior to graduation.

Can I visit the campus before applying?

We strongly encourage prospective students to schedule a campus tour to experience the learning environment, meet faculty, and learn more about the program.

What support is available throughout the program?

Students receive academic guidance, instructor support, and structured training designed to promote successful progression through the program.

Is massage therapy a stable professional path?

Massage therapy continues to grow within the broader healthcare and wellness landscape, offering diverse opportunities in clinical, rehabilitative, and private practice settings.

How do I know if this program is the right fit for me?

Speaking with an admissions advisor and visiting the campus can help you evaluate whether the Institute of Natural Health and Education aligns with your professional goals and learning preferences.

What are the next steps if I am interested?

Scheduling a campus tour or connecting with admissions is the best way to begin the process and receive personalized guidance.

Clinical Massage Therapy Program

The Clinical Massage Therapy program at the Institute of Natural Health and Education is a 600-clock-hour professional training designed to prepare students with the clinical skills, academic foundation, and professional confidence required for entry into practice.

While students develop strong proficiency in relaxation massage, the program is intentionally structured around deeper clinical approaches that emphasize assessment, treatment planning, and outcome-focused care.

This educational model prepares graduates to work with diverse populations and client needs within a professional therapeutic setting.

Students receive training in adjunctive therapies that enhance and complement massage treatment, including foot reflexology, sports massage, and prenatal massage, while gaining experience working with special population clients who require thoughtful assessment and individualized care.

A distinctive feature of the INHE program is its introduction to Chinese therapy and acupressure, an educational component that expands clinical perspective and is not commonly integrated into traditional massage curricula.

Through this comprehensive approach, students graduate prepared not only to perform massage techniques, but to think critically, adapt treatments responsibly, and support client wellbeing with professionalism.

Clinical Massage Therapy Program-At a Glance

• 600 clock hours of professional training

• State-approved and accredited educational program

• Clinically oriented curriculum with strong relaxation foundations

• Designed to prepare graduates for professional licensure

• Extensive hands-on clinical experience

• Training in adjunctive therapies including reflexology, sports massage, and prenatal care

• Preparation for working with diverse and special population clients

• Introduction to Chinese therapy and acupressure, a distinctive component of the INHE educational model

• Small cohort learning environment that supports individualized instruction