Chair Massage for Promotional Events

Part of Massage mastery institute's commitment to professionalism

Instructed by:
Jennifer carlson, lmt, bctmb


In-Person Hands-On
3 CEs
NCBTMB Approved

Overview

In this Event Chair Massage Continuing Education course, students learn how to safely, ethically, and effectively provide chair massage in public and professional event settings. Participants develop skills in quick client assessment, informed consent, professional communication, and boundary management while working in fast-paced environments. The course emphasizes efficient chair massage techniques, proper body mechanics, and therapist self-care to support high-volume work. Students also gain an understanding of contraindications, risk management, and professional standards specific to event-based massage, building confidence to deliver high-quality chair massage services in corporate, community, and special event settings.

Course Date/Time

Sunday
July 12th, 2026
9am to 12pm

Location

NJ School of Massage
216 Main St #1
Toms River, NJ 08753

Course Date/Time

Tuesday, August 
11th, 2026
9am to 12pm

Location

Massage Mastery Institute
3297 Rt. 66, Studio D
Neptune, NJ 07753

Why Take This Course?

Chair massage is one of the most effective ways to:

  • Introduce people to massage therapy
  • Build confidence as a therapist
  • Gain exposure in your community
  • Network with businesses
  • Generate referrals
  • Develop repeat corporate clients

Whether you're volunteering at a community event or building a thriving corporate wellness business, chair massage is an invaluable skill that can expand your professional opportunities.


Course Includes

✔ 3 NCBTMB-approved CE Hours

✔ In-person instruction

✔ Course handout for notes

✔ Communication skills

✔ Marketing yourself
✔ Instructor demonstration
✔ Guided student practice
✔ Access to MMI Chair Resource Guide
✔ Mentorship for Events
✔ Certificate of Completion

Learning Outcomes

  • Appropriate session lengths for events (5–20 minutes)
  • Infection control and hygiene for high-volume settings
  • Brief intake and contraindication screening
  • Informed consent in fast-paced environments
  • Clear explanation of chair massage benefits and limitations
  • Managing client expectations in short sessions