Massage Therapy School - Certified Training & Flexible Classes in Montreal
Turn Your Passion for Wellness into a Professional Career
A Montreal massage school that adapts entirely to your schedule. Build real hands-on skills and follow a clear path to professional practice in Quebec - including association registration and insurance receipt readiness (where applicable).
Why Choose Lagom for Your Massage Therapist Training?
Unlike traditional massage schools, we believe education should fit your life, not the other way around.

We Adapt to Your Schedule
Full-time, part-time, evenings, or weekends. Whether you are a parent, working another job, or free 7 days a week, we build the schedule around you.
Career Outcomes & Placement Support
Our graduates are in high demand. Graduates commonly find opportunities within weeks of finishing the program, depending on availability and preferred work format (clinic, spa, mobile, self-employed). We provide guidance on resumes, interviewing, and local opportunities. Many graduates who actively pursue work report securing paid opportunities within about a month. Plus, top performers are invited to join the Lagom Massage team.


Maximum Practical Experience
Theory is important, but hands-on skill is what builds a career. Our program targets up to 2,200 hours of structured hands-on practice and supervised training, so you build confidence step by step before working independently. You will master advanced massage therapy techniques through extensive practice.
Professional Therapeutic Massage Courses Options
We offer transparent pricing with payment installments available to make your education accessible.
The Professional Track
(For Beginners)
Designed for those with no prior experience who want to build a new career from scratch.
The Accelerated Track
(Medical Background)
Designed for nurses, physiotherapists, osteopaths, or those with previous bodywork experience or medical background.
Note on Techniques: Our massage training covers essential skills like Swedish Massage, Cup Massage, Sports Massage, and Chair Massage. We go beyond basic massage classes to ensure you are a confident professional.
Crash Course Option: Need to refresh your skills or get certified quickly to start working? Ask about our intensive crash courses during your consultation.

A Modern Approach to Massage Education
We don't just teach you to memorize muscles; we teach you to succeed.
Small
Class Sizes
Every therapist holds 2,200+ hours of training (far above the industry average).
Learn the administrative side of professional practice
We provide insurance receipts (RMQ) for all sessions.
Bilingual
Instruction
Service available in English, French, Russian, and Ukrainian.
7 Days
a Week Access
Service available in English, French, Russian, and Ukrainian.
Why Train as a Massage Therapist in Montreal?
Choosing a new career is easier when the market outlook is clear. According to the Government of Canada’s Job Bank, the employment outlook for massage therapists (NOC 32201) is Good in Quebec for 2025–2027, including the Montréal census metropolitan area.
What this means in practice:

Steady demand and new opportunities
Job Bank expects employment growth to create new positions in Quebec over this period.
Flexible career formats
Many massage therapists combine clinic work with part-time schedules or self-directed practice models, which fits well with a gradual career transition.


Multiple career paths after training
Clinics and wellness centres, sports-focused settings, mobile massage, and (with experience) teaching or mentoring.
That’s why our program emphasizes not only technique, but also real-world readiness - client communication, documentation, and the administrative workflow that supports professional practice and insurance receipt processes once you become an association member.
Certification & Recognition in Quebec (What “Certified” Really Means)
In Quebec, massage therapy is not currently regulated under the Professional Code. That means the title “massage therapist” is not restricted, and training standards can vary widely.
So what does “certified” usually mean in Quebec?
In practice, “certification” most often refers to meeting the training and professional standards required by a recognized massage therapy association (professional association). Once you complete an eligible training path and are accepted as a registered member, you may be able to issue insurance receipts (invoices) that are recognized by many insurance companies, depending on the insurer’s rules.
How Lagom supports your recognition path
Association-aligned training
Your learning plan is built to align with common Quebec association expectations and real clinic practice. (Requirements vary by association and profile.)
Insurance receipts readiness
We teach the practical admin side - documentation, client files, and receipt workflow - so you’re ready for professional practice once registered with an association.
Clear next steps after training
We guide you through what to prepare for association membership and how recognition typically works in Quebec.
Note: Association membership and an insurer’s acceptance of receipts are determined by each organization and insurance provider.

From Student to Professional
Not Sure Which Course is Right for You?
Don’t guess. Come visit us. We offer a Free In-Person Consultation.
What happens at the consultation?
- Tour our clinic and classrooms.
- Discuss your current schedule and how we can fit classes into it.
- Review payment plans and job opportunities.
- Get a feel for the profession before you commit.
Frequently Asked Questions (School Specific)
Do I need a medical background to apply?
No. Our $6,000 program is designed specifically for beginners. We teach you everything from anatomy to advanced techniques.
Is the diploma recognized?
Our training is designed to support eligibility for professional association membership in Quebec (requirements vary by association and profile). Once registered with an association, you may be able to issue private insurance receipts that are recognized by many insurers (depending on the insurer’s policies)*.
Can I pay in installments?
Yes! We understand that tuition is a big investment. We offer flexible payment plans to spread the cost over the duration of your course.
Is massage therapy regulated in Quebec?
Not currently. In Quebec, massage therapy is not governed by the Professional Code, meaning the profession is not regulated in the same way as licensed professions. As a result, training and standards may vary - this is why many clients and clinics look for therapists who are members of a recognized professional association.
How quickly can I start working?
Many students begin their practical internship hours during the course. Once you graduate and register with the association, you can start working professionally immediately.
How many hours do I need to join an association and issue insurance receipts?
It depends on the association and the membership profile you are applying for. Some associations require a minimum of 400 hours as an entry baseline, while other profiles or designations may involve higher training thresholds (for example, 1,000 hours or 1,500–1,800 hours in certain recognized profiles). Insurance receipt recognition also depends on the insurer’s policies and the therapist’s association status/designation.
How long does it take to complete the program part-time vs full-time?
Completion time depends on your weekly availability. Full-time schedules reach the required hours faster, while part-time (evenings/weekends) spreads the same training over a longer period. During your free consultation, we map a realistic timeline based on your work/family schedule and target start date for professional practice.
*Association membership and insurance receipt recognition depend on each association’s rules and each insurer’s policies.
Ready to Start Your Massage Therapist Training?
Don't settle for just any massage classes online. Come see the difference in person. We offer a free consultation to discuss our massage therapy programs.
Lagom Massage School Invest in a career that helps others.
Phone:
514-709-47-27Email:
info@massageprana.caLocation: 381 Rue Sherbrooke O, Montréal, QC H3A 1B5
