To become a massage therapy instructor, one typically needs to have a massage therapy license and experience working as a massage therapist, as well as experience teaching or training others in the field.

I have experience teaching both in a classroom setting and one-on-one instruction. I have taught both basic and advanced massage techniques to students of all skill levels.

My approach to teaching massage therapy is to provide a hands-on, practical education that is tailored to the individual needs and learning styles of my students. I believe that the best way for students to learn is through direct experience and practice.

I stay current with the latest developments in massage therapy by attending continuing education courses, reading professional journals, and networking with other massage therapy professionals.

I evaluate student progress and performance through a combination of written exams, practical exams, and ongoing assessments of technique throughout the course.

I handle difficult students or situations in the classroom by maintaining a positive and professional attitude, clearly communicating expectations and boundaries, and addressing any issues or concerns promptly and directly with the student or other relevant parties.