Massage Continuing Education Utah
Massage continuing education Utah therapists can take in person: a 24 CE hour Breathwork course from an NCBTMB Approved Provider, coming to Salt Lake City in April 2027.
Massage CE in Utah: Key Facts
| State licensing agency | Utah Division of Professional Licensing (DOPL) |
|---|---|
| Renewal cycle | Two years. Licenses expire on May 31 of odd years. |
| CE hours required | We publish no figure. Check with DOPL. |
| NCBTMB Approved Provider hours | No claim made for Utah renewal. Check with DOPL. |
| Course hours | 24 CE hours, live and in person |
| Provider | Liquid Breathwork, NCBTMB Approved Provider #1003401 |
| City and dates | Salt Lake City, April 2027. Exact dates still to be set. |
Liquid Breathwork is approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork (NCBTMB) as a continuing education Approved Provider.
Rules last checked: October 2026. Sources: DOPL massage therapy renewal page, Utah Code 58-47b-303.
Does this count toward your Utah license renewal?
We make no claim that it does. Check with DOPL.
Utah massage therapy licenses are issued by the Utah Division of Professional Licensing (DOPL). They run on a two-year renewal cycle (Utah Code 58-47b-303) and expire on May 31 of odd years.
That is everything we will state about Utah renewal. No Utah agency has reviewed this course, so check your own renewal requirements with DOPL before you rely on any course, this one included.
Who the 24 CE Hours Are For
Board Certified therapistsNCBTMB requires 24 CEs from an Approved Provider every two years.
Therapists licensed elsewhereIn a state that accepts NCBTMB Approved Provider hours. Your board decides.
Salt Lake City Course Date
Salt Lake City Weekend
April 2027
Exact dates still to be set. Flexible refund policy. Transfer or refund within 30 days of dates and location being settled.
It runs on the same weekend as the Breathwork certification in Salt Lake City training, with the same two instructors. Salt Lake City is the one Utah weekend. West Valley City is next door. Ogden is up I-15, Provo and Orem are down it, and Park City is over the canyon, all close enough to drive in each morning.
What You Learn in 24 Hours
- Breath science from a Registered Nurse. Respiratory anatomy, CO2 and the vagus nerve.
- Ten breathing techniques for client use. The physiological sigh, breath holds and box breathing among them.
- Ethical hands-on touch. Fully clothed, with consent, within your scope of practice.
- A 6-phase session structure. Client screening, informed consent and supervised practice.
You receive a Certificate of Completion documenting 24 CE hours. Full attendance is required, with no partial credit. See the full schedule and course policies.
Who Teaches the Course
Ryan McBurney teaches the techniques and session structure, and Shelby Von Oepen, RN, teaches breath science and client safety. They co-founded Liquid Breathwork, a Breathwork practice based in Phoenix, Arizona.
Book a Call with Ryan & Shelby
Utah Massage CE Questions
How many CE hours do massage therapists need in Utah?
We do not publish a number for Utah. We could not confirm one from a primary source, so check your renewal requirements with the Utah Division of Professional Licensing (DOPL).
Does Utah accept NCBTMB approved continuing education?
We make no claim either way. No Utah agency has reviewed this course, and DOPL is the place to ask about your own renewal.
When do Utah massage therapy licenses expire?
On May 31 of odd years, according to DOPL. Utah Code 58-47b-303 sets a two-year renewal cycle.
Who are the 24 CE hours for?
NCBTMB Board Certified therapists, who need 24 CEs from an Approved Provider every two years, and therapists who hold a license in a state that accepts NCBTMB Approved Provider hours.
Where can I find massage continuing education classes in Utah?
Liquid Breathwork is bringing a live, in-person 24 CE hour course to Salt Lake City in April 2027. Exact dates are still to be set, so join the wait list and we will send them first.
More about the course: Breathwork continuing education for massage therapists.