Alternatively you may like to learn massage from one of our more established locations such as our Montana branch of our massage school , Vermont Massage School or our new massage massage school in Hawaii. Or if you prefer a more exotic location why not join us at one of our massage courses in Canada, Ireland, the UK, New Zealand, South Africa or Australia.

You may also be interested in attending our massage course if you are already a massage therapist and want to learn a deeper form of massage therapy that incorporates a lot of techniques from the East such as acupressure, reflexology and aromatherapy. Our massage style is generally considered one of the strongest massage styles in the world as well as one of the most powerfully effective at getting rid of deep seated tension and emotional blockages in the body.

You can also do our massage course if you don't intend to earn money from your practicing massage therapy in Arizona. If you would like to have a very effective form of massage therapy that you can practice on friends and family then our massage class is probably the right class for you. We also have a 3 day massage course specifically designed for this purpose. Please ask our friendly staff about this by contacting us on 1 888 330 3338 or email us at info@brandonraynor.com.

If you would like to become one of the best massage therapists in Arizona then please consider completing a massage class with our internationally acclaimed massage school. Please also see our main website www.brandonraynor.com for more details.

There may be local city or county regulations affecting practicing massage in Arizona. There are also state regulations that require a certain number of hours of massage training at a state massage school in order to be able to practice massage in Arizona. For information about practicing in your area please contact the local city hall or see the massage board website. We don't agree with the massage regulations and Brandon Raynor, the President of the International Natural Therapies Association is currently travelling around the United States speaking out against these massage laws that prohibit people from practicing the various arts of massage unless they are registered with a state board and undergo one philosophical approach to massage training. It's like an art school regulating that nobody can practice painting a picture unless they attend their school first.

Massage has its origins in many cultures of the world such as Thailand, Hawaii, Japan, China, Turkey, Nepal and India just to name a few. Each of these cultures has a different approach to massage training and massage therapy. The community is best served by people having access to all these different therapies as well as new and innovative therapies such as Raynor massage that draw upon all these different approaches. A massage board that dictates that only one philosophy of training is the right one merely restricts innovation and creativity and lessens the freedom to choose a health practitioner for the people of Arizona.

For more details of Brandon Raynor's attempts to change the massage laws in Arizona and across the US please see www.thefreedomride.org