LMBT · Clinical · Sports · Prenatal

Add your massage practice to the North Carolina directory.

Clients looking for a massage therapist are also, quietly, checking that you are legitimate. A listing on a real North Carolina community directory — with your licence and your modalities stated plainly — answers that before they call.

  • Your NC licence and modalities stated clearly
  • A local citation and backlink to your booking page
  • Found by clients searching in your town
  • Free Welcome Kit with 30 social posts
No account to createNo credit cardLive in about 2 business days
Why it works

Why a directory listing matters for a massage practice

This is a profession where credibility does a lot of the selling. Being listed somewhere that verifies businesses, alongside other local practitioners, does quiet work that an ad cannot.

It signals you are legitimate

Being listed in a directory that checks the businesses it publishes helps separate a licensed practice from the operations that give the profession a bad name.

Your modalities are searchable

Deep tissue, prenatal, sports, lymphatic — people search for the specific thing they need. Your listing names what you actually offer rather than just "massage".

A local citation for local search

Consistent name, address and phone across trusted North Carolina sites is one of the signals that decides who appears for "massage therapist near me".

One form, then nothing

You are between clients most of the day. Send the details once and we write, publish and maintain the page for you.

Who qualifies

What kinds of practices can be listed?

Solo practitioners, clinics, and therapists renting a room inside another business — if you hold a current North Carolina licence, you belong here.

Clinical & therapeutic

  • Deep tissue
  • Medical massage
  • Myofascial release
  • Trigger point
  • Rehabilitation
  • Lymphatic drainage

Sports & performance

  • Sports massage
  • Event massage
  • Recovery
  • Stretch therapy
  • Cupping
  • Mobility work

Relaxation & spa

  • Swedish
  • Hot stone
  • Aromatherapy
  • Couples massage
  • Spa services
  • Reflexology

Specialty

  • Prenatal
  • Oncology massage
  • Geriatric
  • Chair massage
  • Mobile therapists
  • Corporate wellness

Working alongside a chiropractic practice? Our chiropractor directory covers that, and you can be listed in both.

The process

How to add your practice, step by step

One short form is all we need. We write the page, publish it, and update it whenever anything changes.

01

Send your details

Practice name, your licence number, where to reach you, and a link to your booking page if you have one.

02

We verify and write it

We confirm your North Carolina licence is current, then write your page — modalities, who you work with, map and photo.

03

You confirm

We reach out by email or text so you can correct anything before it publishes. Nothing goes live unseen.

04

You go live

Your practice joins the directory, usually within about two business days, and your Welcome Kit lands in your inbox.

Add your North Carolina massage practice — free directory listing and bonus promo kit
What you get, free

A published listing, plus a promo kit for your practice.

Every verified therapist also receives the Welcome Kit — the same bundle we send every business we feature.

  • 30 ready-to-post social captions written for wellness practices
  • 5 "Featured Local Business" badges for your site and socials
  • A Google review link and QR code generator for your treatment room

Want a gallery of your space, a video, and a written article about your approach? That is the premium feature.

Questions

Massage therapy directory questions, answered

How do I add my massage practice to the directory?

Fill out the short form on our claim page with your practice name, licence number, contact details and booking link. We verify the licence, write the page and publish it — usually within about two business days.

Do I need to be a licensed LMBT in North Carolina?

Yes. We only list therapists holding a current North Carolina massage and bodywork therapy licence, and we check it before publishing.

That requirement is the point of the listing. A directory that publishes anyone is worth very little to the practitioners who did the training.

Is the listing really free?

Yes — no trial, no card, no expiry. The site is funded by the optional premium feature for practices that want a gallery, a video and a written article.

I rent a room inside a salon. Can I still be listed?

Yes, and it is very common. We list you as the practitioner, at the address where clients see you, with your own phone and booking link. Mention the arrangement in the form so we describe the location in a way that helps people find the door.

Can I list my rates?

We generally leave rates off, and link to your booking page instead. Rates change, packages change, and a directory page that quotes an old price causes more awkward conversations than it saves.

Can I update my listing later?

Any time, without an account. Text or email the change — a new modality, a move, updated hours — and we update the page for you, free, for as long as it is live.

Free for licensed North Carolina therapists

Be easy to find, and obviously legitimate.

Send your practice name, your licence and where to reach you. We verify it, write the page, embed your map, add your citation and booking link, and publish it.

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