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Reflexology and Foot Massage Regulations and Laws in Idaho

Reflexology and Foot Massage Regulations and Laws in Idaho

At Raynor Massage, we believe that clarity empowers holistic healing. In Idaho, reflexology and foot massage fall under strict state massage therapy laws—meaning proper licensure is essential if you’re practicing professionally.


✅ Is Reflexology Legal in Idaho?

Yes, reflexology is legal in Idaho. However, it is not exempt from massage licensure. According to Idaho law and Board rules, any soft-tissue touching for compensation falls within the scope of massage therapy, requiring a license idahodocs.contentdm.oclc.org+11adminrules.idaho.gov+11mindbodyandsoleonline.com+11.

 

️ Idaho Massage Therapy Licensing Requirements

Under the Idaho Board of Massage Therapy (IBMT), reflexology practitioners must obtain a Massage Therapist license:

 

Reflexology Is Covered Under Massage Law

The Idaho Board explicitly considers reflexology as massage therapy, so you must hold a massage license to practice reflexology for compensation abmp.com+7dopl.idaho.gov+7platteinstitute.org+7.


Business & Local Regulations

  • Establishments offering reflexology must ensure all practitioners hold an active Idaho massage license.

  • Certain cities (e.g., Boise) require local Massage Establishment licenses and policing naturalhealers.com+14codelibrary.amlegal.com+14platteinstitute.org+14.

  • Licensed therapists operate under statewide regulations that pre-empt local law, but local permits may still be required .


Want to Learn Reflexology?

Raynor Massage offers expert Foot & Hand Reflexology and Meridian Therapy training to complement Idaho’s legal requirements:

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Perfect for:

  • Aspiring LMTs in Idaho seeking a strong reflexology skill set

  • Licensed therapists wanting to deepen their holistic impact

  • Practitioners looking to develop professional, compliant bodywork techniques


✅ Idaho Reflexology Compliance Checklist

  1. Complete 500+ hours (390 classroom + 110 clinical)

  2. Pass the MBLEx or equivalent PSI exam

  3. Apply for an Idaho Massage Therapist license

  4. Maintain 6 CE hours/year (includes 1 ethics hour)

  5. Only perform reflexology as a licensed therapist

  6. Ensure your business complies with local establishment licensing rules

 

⚖️ Disclaimer

This information is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Regulations may change—please verify with the Idaho Board of Massage Therapy (IBMT) and your local city for specific requirements.


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