After Graduation

What, Exactly, Will You Be Able To Do When You’ve Graduated?

Well, it’s a wide-open field, ripe for innovation and creativity.

One huge market opening up is the Baby Boomers, who have started retiring in large numbers. They are one of the most health-conscious groups of people we’ve ever seen.

Another opportunity is working with physicians who understand the value of soft tissue therapy treatments for many of their patients’ painful afflictions, difficult to treat by other means.

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I have referred many patients to Mr. Kyle Wright, LMT, NCTMB, for clinical neuromuscular and structural bodywork. These have been my patients with soft tissue dysfunction, generally secondary to trauma. My experience has been positive, in that the patients involved have increased range of motion of the affected areas and have a decrease in their complaints of pain.

I have found this type of therapy to be a very useful modality in the treatment of soft tissue disorders. I have found Mr. Kyle Wright to be an articulate and competent therapist.

~ Ronald W. Dennie, M.D.
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

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Another market is athletes and sports enthusiasts. Most of us have heard about top athletes who consider some form of massage or bodywork as vital to their professional success and injury prevention.

Kyle Wright personally worked with a number of world-class, professional athletes who’ve been extremely appreciative of the benefits our approach to therapy provided them.

But please bear in mind that if I was using techniques most therapists use, and that I used in my early days as a therapist, I most likely would not have gotten the level of results I did with many of my Clients. I firmly believe you’ll be hard pressed to find this approach in many places in America. ~Kyle Wright

Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee how well you will do as a professional massage and bodywork therapist. Only You can determine how dedicated and hard-working you’ll be. It takes work to get started and build a practice.

Yet in truth, you’re only limited by your imagination and willingness to work hard & smart, along with the quality of your training. And of course, if you go into private practice, like any other business, you’ll need to develop your marketing & networking skills, and we will help get you started on that.

Become A Self-Employed, Private Practitioner OR
A Highly-Valued, In-Demand Employee By Attending Our
Clinical / Medical Massage Therapy School in Jacksonville, FL

One common choice of graduates is to develop a Self-Employed, Private Practice. With the right training and personal motivation to get the word out to potential Clients, this option affords you:

• • Setting your own hours
  • High career satisfaction
  • Helping people on a daily basis
  • Contributing to society
  • Low-stress environment
  • Choosing Who you want to work with as Clients 
  • Design your life the way you want it

Alternatively, you can work in a wide range of employment opportunities:

• • With Physicians (medical, chiropractic, osteopathic) employing  massage therapists
  • In Health Care and Rehabilitation Facilities
  • In Health & Athletic Clubs
  • In Spas & Resorts
  • In Specialized Massage Therapy Clinics
  • On Cruise Ships
  • Become a well-respected INSTRUCTOR of Massage Therapy

For you to take advantage of these opportunities, we truly believe the Florida School of Advanced Bodywork, Inc. is a unique school specializing in providing you with the most advanced clinical / medical massage therapy training available in the country.