Frequently asked questions
Massage therapists are able to perform acupuncture, providing that they have completed a relevant foundation level degree that includes an anatomy module. They must also register with a governing body that regulates practise.
Yes, massage therapists can perform dry needling services providing that they have completed a level 4 Foundation degree that includes an anatomy module, and have registered with a governing body.
Acupuncture perfectly compliments massage therapy, and is frequently used to enhance the effects, or help to maintain the positive effects for longer. Offering acupuncture may help to retain existing clients with new treatments, and may attract new clients to the clinic.
Not all acupuncture courses are suitable for massage therapists; courses must align with your existing training. If you are unsure of your suitability for a Breeze Academy course, please contact us at enquiries@breeze.academy.
