Spectrum Center School-Massage

Forrest D 

on Google

a month ago

Massage school is designed to produce employees rather than independent business owners, which means the curriculum often prioritizes strict compliance over deep, investigative learning. If you have a non-linear learning style, you may find the classroom structure challenging, as I often felt discouraged from asking genuine, material-related questions due to the negative reactions they prompted. This environment can feel limiting for those who truly want to blossom as clinicians, as opposed to those who simply want to get th... read more

Forrest D 

on Google

a month ago

When I began my education at the massage therapy school I was burdened by a long list of chronic health issues but today that list is virtually empty. By applying the clinical techniques I learned combined with dedicated yoga practice and proper nutrition I was able to treat and resolve nearly every mechanical and structural ailment I faced. My journey involved addressing a wide range of conditions from tinnitus and arthritis and vision strain to complex cranial and shoulder and spinal injuries as well as chronic digestive i... read more

Jazmin Astudillo Ortega 

on Google

2 months ago

I can't emphasize just how amazing this school is. I came to Spectrum to explore a career I didn't really understand the full potential of. I had a car accident that led me to a graduate from Spectrum, who completely exposed me to massage THERAPY- it wasn't just relaxation, it was a hope that my injuries could get better, and they did! So, I sat with Julie (late school owner) and within 3 weeks I started school. I didn't know then (9 years ago), that this would change my entire life. I graduated, and focused on building up a... read more

Forrest D 

on Google

3 months ago

As massage therapists and massage therapy teachers we should never be afraid to expand the field, ask questions, stick up for our rights and defend our dreams.