Professional Association Opportunities
Graduates of Aromatica programs may have opportunities to apply for membership, registration, or professional designation with respected professional associations and examining organizations in Canada and the United States. These organizations support professional standards, ethical practice, continuing education, advocacy, insurance opportunities, and recognition within the massage, reflexology, Myomassology, and complementary health professions.
Eligibility and membership requirements vary by organization and may include specific education, examinations, insurance, a high school diploma or equivalent, English-language proficiency, and/or other requirements established by the individual association.
Natural Health Practitioners of Canada (NHPC)
The Natural Health Practitioners of Canada is a national professional association representing thousands of holistic health practitioners across Canada. NHPC recognizes a broad range of complementary health practices and provides members with professional resources, continuing education, advocacy, networking, and access to professional liability insurance options.
Reflexology Association of Canada (RAC)
The Reflexology Association of Canada is a national professional association dedicated to promoting excellence in reflexology. RAC establishes educational and professional standards, supports reflexology practitioners, and provides a pathway for qualified practitioners to obtain the RCRT™ (Registered Canadian Reflexology Therapist) designation.
International Alliance of Healthcare Educators (IAHE)
Aromatica is excited to be part of the International Alliance of Healthcare Educators (IAHE) Education Partnership Program (EPP), connecting our students with continuing education opportunities through the Upledger Institute International and The Barral Institute.
This partnership gives our students an exciting opportunity to continue building their hands-on skills, explore advanced manual therapy approaches, and expand their education beyond graduation. Aromatica is proud to provide our students with opportunities that support continued learning and professional growth.
Canadian Examining Board of Myomassology Practitioners (CEBMP)
The Canadian Examining Board of Myomassology Practitioners supports professional recognition and standards for Myomassology practitioners in Canada. It provides a professional pathway for qualified practitioners seeking recognition and the RCM (Registered Canadian Myomassologist) designation.
Regroupement des massothérapeutes du Québec (RMQ)
The Regroupement des massothérapeutes du Québec is a professional association representing practitioners in massage therapy and related disciplines in Quebec. RMQ supports its members through professional recognition, resources, continuing education, and services designed to promote high standards of professional practice.
American Massage Therapy Association (AMTA)
The American Massage Therapy Association is a major professional association serving the massage therapy profession in the United States. AMTA supports massage therapists, students, graduates, and educators through professional standards, advocacy, research, continuing education, career resources, networking, and professional liability insurance benefits.
Please note:
Graduation from an Aromatica program does not guarantee membership, registration, insurance coverage, or a professional designation with any outside organization. Graduates are responsible for applying directly to their chosen association and meeting its current eligibility, education, examination, insurance, and membership requirements.