A registered massage therapist (RMT) in British Columbia is a health professional regulated by CMTBC under BC’s Health Professions Act.
Applicants for registration with CMTBC have completed post-secondary education in clinical applications of health sciences in massage therapy settings, and must meet CMTBC’s rigorous entry-level requirements. RMTs are subject to:
www.cmtbc.ca/what-is-an-rmt/
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One of the most common reasons people see Osteopathic Practitioners is pain, especially chronic and complex pain.
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May 2022
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