California Healing Arts College
Located in West Los Angeles, California, California Healing Arts College was founded in 1988 by Dr. Paul Schwinghamer, a chiropractor and educator devoted to massage therapy training, and to expanding the general public's awareness of therapeutic massage.
Our purpose at California Healing Arts College is to promote Massage Therapy as an effective non-invasive healing art. We strive to make learning an enjoyable and mentally stimulating process where students and teachers work closely together. Our focus is both scientific and intuitive, and our approach blends Eastern and Western thought. Our goal is to help our students to lead rewarding careers in the field of massage therapy.
Programs
• Massage Therapist - Master CN650 Course
Our most popular Massage Therapy program is the Massage Therapist - Master CN650 program, which includes deep tissue massage, oscillation massage, Swedish massage, in-office chair massage and foot reflexology massage, Shiatsu massage, jade stone therapy massage, plus anatomy and physiology training. The program includes extensive hands-on experience working with massage therapy clients in a live clinical setting.
Programs are subject to change without notice. Please contact California Healing Arts College for complete program information.
Financial Aid
At California Healing Arts College, we strive to make career education affordable. Federal financial aid including Federal Pell Grants, Federal Stafford, and PLUS loans are available to students who qualify. California Healing Arts College is an ACCSC accredited member institution.
Begin your rewarding journey into the field of Professional Massage Therapy! Contact California Healing Arts College today and get your application started.
California Healing Arts College
12217 Santa Monica Blvd., Suite 206
West Los Angeles, CA 90025
California Healing Arts College is approved by the Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education, and is an accredited member of the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges.
