Professional Recognition for Remedial Massage Therapists
IICT provides professional membership and access to Remedial Massage insurance cover to protect you, no matter where you are on your complementary therapy journey.
Whether you’re a student, a qualified Remedial Massage therapist, or a training provider educating the next generation of practitioners, you can rely on IICT to provide the credibility and cover to protect you while you practice.
Insurance for Remedial Massage Therapists
We know you’re passionate about helping people to live happy, healthy lives.
At IICT, we also want to ensure you have comprehensive professional indemnity and public liability insurance to protect you and your Remedial Massage clients so you can continue doing what you love.
That’s why we have insurance partners across Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Europe (EEA), United Kingdom and South Africa, to ensure you can be recognised and protected, no matter where you are.
Multiple modality recognition in one simple membership
Practicing modalities other than Remedial Massage? IICT currently approves 1,100+ modalities for professional membership and insurance, so you can have all your modalities covered in one simple membership, with easy access to multiple modality insurance cover.
We’ve done the hard work for you, so you can continue doing what you love.
Are you a Remedial Massage training provider?
Apply to have your courses approved by becoming an IICT Training Provider today.
Showcase your credibility as a Remedial Massage trainer with our professional seals and internationally recognised certificates.
Learn more about Remedial Massage
Deriving from the word remedy, remedial massage is the systematic assessment and individualised treatment of the muscles, tendons, ligaments, and connective tissues.
Remedial massage therapists are trained to locate the origin of the pain through a review of the muscles, ligaments, tendons, and posture. They will then perform a targeted massage of the area to stimulate blood flow, increase joint mobility and assist with tissue repair. Generally, remedial massage therapists have a specific goal in mind, like treating a knee, shoulder, or back injury, which may require multiple sessions.
Remedial massage can be used to help with a variety of issues including, but not limited to, neck, shoulder and back pain, injury prevention, headaches, injuries, fatigue, arthritis, anxiety/depression, side effects from diabetes, and addiction rehabilitation.