College of Massage and the Healing Arts Center

In 1999, we moved to our much larger current location to be able to offer expanded services at the Center. We use our flexible space in different ways to meet the changing needs of our students, staff, and clients.

You will notice right away as you enter that care goes into every detail here. The interior is beautifully arranged including fountains, pleasant lighting, nature sounds, and peaceful music. Perhaps even more significant is the “feeling” inside. Most people who enter say “it just feels good in here”. The people at the Center are obviously happy being and with what they are doing at this place.

Here are general details:

• 7,200 square feet.
• Ample parking with easy access to the building.
• Picnic bench and park-like green space with trees and grass near the entrance. Some discussion classes have been offered under the tree in the shade on especially nice day when the content of class lends itself to this change in environment and each participant in class is interested in doing this.
• Lobby with comfortable chairs, special lighting, soothing music and nature sounds, beautiful fountains, crystal clear water, and written materials available for your leisure.
• Handicapped access and bathroom facilities.
• Student Lounge with refrigerator, microwaves, kitchen supplies for student use and coffee, tea, other items for students to share.
• Pleasant spacious classrooms and versatile meeting room spaces.
• Student Massage Therapy Clinic space with individual treatment rooms where we can have up to 16 massages offered at the same time.
• Linen room with student supplies and reference materials.
• Library available to students, former graduates, and clients.
• Professional Massage Therapy Session Rooms with extra touches to enhance the environment for established practitioners and teachers.
• Front office area for administrative activities.

Private tours with Deb Elliott, Owner / Founder / Director, are available by appointment. Deb looks forward to the opportunity to show you around and discuss how you might get connected with the Center. Contact her directly at (515) 277-2126 ext. 102.

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