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Wyoming does not require a state license for massage therapists. Learn about voluntary certifications through AMTA, ABMP, and NCBTMB and how to start your massage therapy career. Verified 2026-03-21. Data verified 2026-03-21. Source: LicenseMap (getlicensemap.com).
Massage Therapist
Regulation Status
No state-level regulatory board — Wyoming does not have a state Board of Massage Therapy
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Not Regulated
Regulation
None required
Training Hours
N/A
License Title
No
Exam Required
N/A
Total Fees
No
CE Required
As of March 2026, Wyoming does not regulate massage therapy at the state level.
However, we strongly recommend obtaining voluntary certification through AMTA (American Massage Therapy Association), ABMP (Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals), or NCBTMB (National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork) to build credibility and demonstrate competence. Local municipalities within Wyoming may also have their own licensing requirements.
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Can Use Title “LMT”
No / Different TitleModalities Allowed
Restrictions
Wyoming is one of only a few states with no state-level massage therapy regulation. Requirements are entirely local — municipalities like Cheyenne have specific permit requirements while others have none.
Wyoming has NO state-level regulation of massage therapy.
Individual municipalities may have their own local requirements.
Cheyenne and Laramie County have specific local permit requirements.
Voluntary national certification through NCBTMB is recommended for credibility.
Most local municipalities that regulate require at least 500 hours of education.
Laramie County requires permits from the Cheyenne Laramie County Public Health Department (for outside city limits) and Cheyenne City Clerk's Office (within city limits)
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How this state compares to 50 others for this profession
Timeline
#1 of 51
Salary
#49 of 51
Processing
#1 of 51
Based on May 2024 Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS data for Massage Therapists (SOC 31-9011)
Entry Level
$18,020
25th percentile
Median
$32,430
-44% vs. national avg ($57,950)Experienced
$56,260
75th percentile
Wage Distribution (Annual)
110 employed in this state
Note: Massage therapist income varies widely based on practice setting (spa, clinic, private practice). Self-employed therapists' earnings may differ significantly from these figures.
Source: BLS OEWS – Massage Therapists (May 2024)
National employment projections for 2024-2034
Projected Growth
+13.9%
High DemandNew Jobs
+18,600
over 10 years
Annual Openings
20,300
per year (avg.)
133,200 currently employed nationwide (2024)
Source: BLS Employment Projections 2024-2034 (September 2025)
MBLEx (Massage & Bodywork Licensing Examination) — 2024-2025National rate
70%
First-time Pass Rate
Based on 17,160 candidates
38% retake pass rate. Required in 46 of 49 regulated states.
Source: FSMTB 2025 Annual Report (2025)
Pass rates are approximate national averages and may vary by state, exam provider, and candidate preparation.
Estimated total: 26–52 weeks
Timeline estimated from licensing requirements on this page.
Source: No state-level regulatory board — Licensing Requirements
4–8 weeks
Estimated processing time
Source: No state-level regulatory board — Licensing Requirements
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While Wyoming doesn't require a state license, getting certified through AMTA or ABMP will help you build a successful massage therapy practice.
Voluntary certification is highly recommended for credibility and professionalism.