Cincinnati School of Medical Massage

"I had a massage here in June 2023 with Amauria and had a fantastic experience. Amauria is exceptionally skilled in her massage technique, and was very attentive to my needs and desires for the massage; including target areas, sore spots, and so on. I am excited to visit this location again to book with Amauria. Also, the price at Cincinnati Massage School is hard to beat. Look no further for a quality massage than here, and book with Amauria!"

"I want to say a huge thank you to the entire school team. I gained additional knowledge in my work. thanks to my teachers Dr. Bob and Tatyana for their help in my studies. thanks to my classmates who supported me and helped me in my studies, since my English is a second language and it was a little difficult, but we did it. I'm very happy. Thank you so much. Love you. ❤️❤️❤️"

"Today was my first time getting a massage at the Cincinnati School of Medical Center. The price for a 50-minute massage was 40.00, the special they were offering was too good to pass up. They were offering 4 massages for 110.00. This reduced the price of each massage to 27.50. I was very happy with my massage therapist, Amauria Campbell. She did an excellent job, applying a nice amount of pressure, which helped relieve some of my muscle tension."

"I recently had an unfortunate experience attending the Cincinnati School of Medical Massage in Cincinnati, Ohio. This review aims to shed light on my personal encounter with the institution, highlighting several major concerns I encountered throughout my time there. Firstly, one of the primary issues I encountered was the lack of attentiveness from the front office regarding student concerns. It was disheartening to see that they failed to address issues effectively, leaving students feeling unheard and neglected. Another significant drawback was the excessive personal time required to complete the program. This aspect was not properly communicated in advance, resulting in added stress and difficulty in managing personal commitments alongside the demands of the school. Furthermore, the school's policy of awarding only half a point for no-show clients to students instead of a full point was disappointing. While in the program, students are required to use personal time and resources to help continue to maintain profitability for the schools student clinic. This policy not only affected our ability to gain practical experience but also hindered our progress in attaining the necessary credentials to complete the program requirements inherently resulting in negligence for a successful career. One major concern that perpetually affected the school was the high turnover rate among teachers and clinic directors. This constant flux of staff created an unstable learning environment for students, and the inconsistency impacted the quality of education delivered. Another issue I encountered was the lack of updated and comprehensive resources provided to students. The limited resources proved to be insufficient for a thorough understanding of the curriculum, leaving students ill-prepared for their future careers. Perhaps the most disheartening aspect of all was the significant financial investment required from students, nearly $20,000, for an education that failed to meet expectations. The institution seemed more focused on generating income for the owners and department heads rather than prioritizing the students' interests and delivering a high-quality educational experience. Furthermore, the lack of communication accessibility for evening students was an inconvenience. It was frustrating to find that the office was unavailable during class hours, making it difficult for evening students to address their concerns effectively or seek the support they needed. In summary, my experience attending the Cincinnati School of Medical Massage has been highly unsatisfactory. From the lack of attention given to student concerns, to the excessive personal time required, the insufficient resources, and the disinterest in student welfare, it is clear that the institution prioritizes profit over providing a quality education. I cannot recommend this school to aspiring massage therapists looking for a supportive and well-rounded learning environment."

"I inquired about their classes. They will not stop calling me now. I get like 6 phonecalls a day or more related to this school. I'll be driving, I'll be in the store, etc and they call at least 2-3x during that. And they call from different numbers, so if I block one they just use another."