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Reflexology and Foot Massage Regulations and Laws in Delaware

Reflexology and Foot Massage Regulations and Laws in Delaware

At Raynor Massage, we value clarity and holistic wellness. If you’re planning to offer reflexology or foot massage in Delaware, it’s essential to understand how state laws apply—particularly since these services fall under the state’s massage regulations.

✅ Is Reflexology Legal in Delaware?

Yes, but reflexology is not exempt from the state’s massage laws. In Delaware, any practice involving hands-on techniques with intent—such as reflexology, acupressure, or similar—is considered massage therapy. Only licensed individuals may legally offer these services for compensation.

Licensing Requirements (Board of Massage & Bodywork)

The state is overseen by the Delaware Board of Massage and Bodywork. To practice any form of massage, including reflexology, you must be one of the following:

1. Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT)

2. Certified Massage Technician (CMT)

  • Also meets the 500-hour training standard

  • Not licensed to treat medical conditions or accept referrals

  • Prohibited from using terms like “therapist” or “therapy” in business name

Reflexology As Massage

Delaware explicitly includes reflexology, acupressure, and similar techniques within the scope of massage therapy. These modalities cannot be practiced for compensation without LMT or CMT credentials.

Facility & Business Regulations

Massage Establishments Must:

  • Have a licensed LMT or CMT as the professional-in-charge

  • Ensure each therapist holds proper state credentials

  • Maintain active business registration and liability insurance (highly recommended)

Want to Learn Reflexology?

Raynor Massage offers expert training in Foot & Hand Reflexology and Meridian Therapy, integrated with our signature holistic techniques—all aligned with Delaware’s licensing requirements.

➡️ Foot & Hand Reflexology Course
➡️ All Raynor Massage Courses

Our courses are ideal for:

  • Aspiring LMTs or CMTs planning to meet state licensure standards

  • Licensed therapists seeking advanced reflexology skills

  • Holistic practitioners aiming to expand their services

What You Should Do

  1. Enroll in a 500‑hour board-approved massage school

  2. Study anatomy, technique, ethics, theory, and internal clinic hours

  3. Pass the MBLEx and complete Delaware’s licensing steps

  4. Maintain 24 CEUs every two years

  5. Ensure your reflexology service is offered by a properly licensed professional

  6. If operating a business, designate a licensed professional-in-charge and keep valid insurance

⚖️ Disclaimer

This information aims to guide and is not legal advice. Laws and interpretations may change—always confirm details with the Delaware Board of Massage and Bodywork or consult a legal advisor.

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