Each course is designed for a different level of experience:

• Thai Foot Reflexology is open to everyone, including people with no Thai massage experience.

• Full Body Sessions is for bodyworkers with previous Thai massage experience.

• Sip Sen & Treatment Protocols is for bodyworkers with advanced Thai massage experience. We recommend completing Full Body Sessions first.

Thai Foot Reflexology is open to everyone, whether you’re a professional or simply want to learn for friends and family. Full Body Sessions and Sip Sen are designed for bodyworkers with Thai massage experience. Anyone can enroll and receive a certificate of completion. However, NCBTMB CE hours only apply if you hold a massage or bodywork credential that requires continuing education. Please practice within the scope of what you’re legally permitted to do where you live.

All courses include lifetime access. Once you enroll, you can go through the material at your own pace and come back to review it anytime.

You’ll get the most out of these courses with a practice partner, so you can work through each sequence hands-on as you learn.

• Thai Foot Reflexology: a comfortable chair or mat for your partner, a towel, and [balm/cream, foot stick].

• Full Body Sessions and Sip Sen: a Thai massage mat or firm padded surface on the floor, plus a few pillows or cushions for support.

The National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork (NCBTMB) is a national organization that approves continuing education providers and courses for massage therapists and bodyworkers. Bodhi Panya Institute is an NCBTMB Approved Provider (#NCBTMB-1001029).

After you finish all the course content, complete the online quiz. Once you pass, your CE certificate is emailed to you immediately at the address you used to enroll.

• Thai Foot Reflexology: 3.5 CE hours

• Full Body Sessions: 11 CE hours

• Sip Sen & Treatment Protocols: 7 CE hours [pending approval]

Many states accept NCBTMB-approved CE hours for massage license renewal, but requirements vary by state. Please check with your state’s massage board before enrolling to confirm these hours will count for you.

No. CAMTC doesn’t require continuing education to renew certification, so there’s no CAMTC credit to earn. These online courses also don’t count toward the 500 hours of education required for initial CAMTC certification. They’re still a great way to deepen your skills, and they offer NCBTMB-approved CE hours if you need them for national certification or another state’s license.

Yes! Bodhi Panya Institute offers in-person Thai massage training at our school in San Francisco (including some NCBTMB approved workshops!) Please contact us at info@bodhipanya.com if you are interested in learning more and enrolling.

All sales are final. We do not offer refunds on online courses. If you’re unsure which course is right for you, email us at info@bodhipanya.com before enrolling and we’ll help you choose.

We’re happy to help. Email us at info@bodhipanya.com.