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Welcome to the GCMT

GCMT MISSION STATEMENT

The General Council for Massage Therapy (GCMT) is the lead body for massage therapies and all bodyworks in the UK.

The GCMT is a non-profit making body comprising the major professional associations in massage therapy with the following aims and objectives:

 

OBJECTS

  • The principal objects of the GCMT are:
  • To promote the adoption of high standards of practice in massage therapies and bodyworks.  Thereby optimizing public access to treatment of a high professional standard. 
  • To establish and maintain a nationwide professionally determined Standard of Training, Conduct and Competence for the protection of the public.
  • To act as a unifying body by bringing together organisations engaged in representing or teaching massage therapies and all bodyworks.

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Infant Massage Core Curriculum – GCMT has recently completed the Infant Massage Core Curriculum Unit M3.pdf


The following Curricula are also available

Massage Therapy Core Curriculum V3.pdf


Sports Therapy Curriculum.pdf

Remedial Therapy Curriculum.pdf


Published documents are available by clicking the title or in Documents.

By the end of 2008, GCMT expect to provide Curricula for Indian Head Massage and Thai Massage, and have a number of other massages on the drawing board for publication in 2009.

 
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Introducing the GCMT: A letter from the chair

 

The GCMT welcomes the government's policy of extending public protection by encouraging the regulation of complementary therapies. Regulation whether voluntary or statutory will ensure that the public will have confidence that they have access to suitably qualified practitioners. Practitioners will be required to meet professional standards in their training, continuing professional development, codes of conduct and practice.

The GCMT brings together Massage Practitioners and bodyworkers from eleven Professional Associations who are co-operating to develop a regulatory body. By participating in this process, Massage Practitioners and bodyworkers will be able to secure a regulatory body that they are proud to be registered with because it will uphold the highest possible standards for their profession.

 




 

 
Joining the GCMT
Individual membership
...to download an Application Form.
 
Business membership
...to become a council member.
 
News and events

The Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council (CNHC) held a meeting 18th July 2008 with all the professions that have been involved with the regulatory process. For a report on this meeting - www.cnhc.org.uk/news.html
 

 

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