Legal Requirements for Animal Bodyworkers

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Stay Legal, Stay Professional: Understanding Your Local Animal Bodywork Laws

Watch our exclusive webinar to gain crucial insights into the legal requirements for practicing animal bodywork in the US and Canada. Learn how to navigate the complexities of local laws, ensure your practice remains compliant, and enhance your professional credibility. Whether you are a new graduate or an experienced practitioner, this webinar will provide you with the knowledge and tools to navigate the legal landscape.

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Why you should attend:

Ensure Compliance: Understand any legal requirements specific to your location to practice confidently and avoid potential legal issues.
Stay Informed: Get a current perspective on regulations and tips on staying aware as laws evolve.
Enhance Credibility: Learn how national certification can boost your professional standing and trustworthiness with clients.

Your Speakers:

Lola Michelin

A founding member and Vice Chair of NBCAAM, Lola is also founder and director of the Northwest School of Animal Massage. She has practiced animal massage for over 30 years, and human massage since 1999.

Lisa Ruthig

Lisa is Past Chair of NBCAAM and Director of Animal Programs at Bancroft School of Massage (Doggone U). She has a small animal and equine practice, Lively Animal Massage in CT and MA.

The National Board of Certification for Animal Acupressure and Massage

Fostering access to compassionate animal bodywork through recognition and support

NBCAAM supports the world of animal acupressure and massage by setting the high standards for entry into the field, ensuring animal owners have highly trained practitioners available. We provide certification exams for equine acupressure and massage, and canine acupressure and massage, as well as networking and legal assistance for practitioners, students, and schools.