As long as the person who is receiving the body rub knows it's for entertainment and not therapy.
No
No. Not if you charge money.
the answer is no!
In the privacy of your own home yes. But to do it as a business no. You would need a license. Would fall under massage parlor.
Yes, it is illegal to practice therapy without a license in most jurisdictions. Licensing ensures that therapists have met specific education and training requirements to provide safe and effective therapy to clients. Engaging in therapy without a license can result in legal actions and potential harm to clients.
No. Ohio has very strict laws regarding massage licensure. You need to also pass a State Board exam before you can practice in addition to having a business license.
By rule, legitimate massage companies always require their experts to carry a license. Giving a massage can be tricky. If you don't get the proper training, you could end up hurting your clients. If you want to be safe, go to sites such as Massage on the Go.
No offense, but of course you wouldn't! Anybody can give a foot massage. In fact, I could probably just stand out in the streets and give a foot massage to a person right now.
It depends on where you live and what your local and/or State laws say you need. In some States you can do Reflexology without having to have a massage therapy license.
Each state in the US differs on its definition and interpretation of massage scope of practice. It is best to check with your local authorities. But for a direct answer, if you collect money for any kind of service you most likely will have to have some sort of a license.
Each state in the US differs on its definition and interpretation of massage scope of practice. It is best to check with your local authorities. But for a direct answer, if you collect money for any kind of service you most likely will have to have some sort of a license.
Yes. If you accept money or barter for your services you will need to have a license. California does not have state regulation for massage so it is up to each county, or city municipality, to make their own local laws. There is, however, a state esthetician license which will allow you to do foot massages as part of your business. Whichever route you choose, you will still need a license.