Massage therapy is a healthcare and wellness profession involving the manipulation of muscles and other soft tissues to enhance health and healing. Massage therapists work in a variety of environments from spas to hospitals to their own small business. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the profession should see significant growth over the next decade.
The 750-hour massage therapy program at AACC offers either a certificate or an associate degree. Our part-time program offers both day and evening classes and prepares students to take the Massage and Bodywork Licensing Exam (MBLEx). AACC program graduates enjoy one of the highest first-time pass rates on the licensing exam.
AACC offers both an Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) degree and a certificate in Massage Therapy. Both will prepare you to become a Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT).
Learn more about majoring in Massage Therapy.
Lynne Brummitt, associate professor
410-777-7112
labrummitt@aacc.edu
HLSB 364F
Heather Langley, professor
410-777-7271
hllangley@aacc.edu
HLSB 360B
Lisa Rodgers, clinical coordinator
410-777-2759
lmrodgers@aacc.edu
HLSB 368B
Meet Professor Lynne Brummit
Interests: Playing piano, cycling, tennis, reading, fostering rescue dogs, being in nature and on the water.
A Little More: “I love being a part of their journey to become massage therapists and watching them grow into skilled practitioners. I am inspired by their passion for learning and by their stories of what brought them to the start of their journey to become a massage therapist. I am inspired by their passion to help others through massage therapy."
Meet Professor Heather Langley
Interests: Traveling, dancing, wood crafting, trail riding, relaxing with her dogs and family, playing the banjo
A Little More: Heather Langley is not only a faculty member at AACC, she’s an alumna of the college. After earning her doctorate in physical therapy and working in the field, she decided she wanted to be able to add massage therapy to her practice.
