Estimated wage-and-salary jobs
Wyoming State Guide
Wyoming massage therapy guide
Explore Wyoming massage licensing requirements, insurance considerations, continuing education, workforce data, and official resources, with dated official sources and scheduled review.
Statewide requirements and local rules are identified separately. This guide is general information, not legal advice.
Wyoming licensing
No statewide massage license; local regulation may apply
No statewide Wyoming massage therapist credential was identified. Local occupational permits and establishment licenses may apply, including current City of Cheyenne requirements.
Requirements vary by municipality and practice address. Verify the city and county before advertising or practicing.
No statewide Wyoming massage therapist credential was identified. Local occupational permits and establishment licenses may apply, including current City of Cheyenne requirements.
View the full Wyoming licensing record →- Regulator
- Wyoming local governments; no statewide massage-therapy licensing board identified
- Credential
- No statewide massage credential
- Education
- No statewide requirement identified
- Renewal
- No statewide massage renewal cycle applies. Cheyenne's practitioner permit and establishment license are annual.
Practice risk
Insurance considerations
No statewide practitioner professional-liability insurance mandate exists because Wyoming has no statewide massage credential; local, employer, venue, and insurer requirements must be checked separately.
General information only—not legal, financial, or coverage advice.
Questions for an insurer
- Does the policy satisfy any state or local requirement that applies to this practice?
- Which modalities, locations, entities, and workers are covered?
- Are defense costs inside or outside the stated limits?
License renewal
Continuing education
Wyoming imposes no statewide massage continuing-education requirement. Check each local permit and any voluntary credential separately.
There is no statewide massage CE documentation duty; preserve any evidence required by a local permit, insurer, employer, or voluntary credential.
See detailed Wyoming renewal and CE requirements →Official CE starting points
Wyoming Administration and Information — Professional Licensing BoardsOpen official resource ↗Employment and wages
Wyoming workforce outlook
BLS May 2025 OEWS estimates 150 wage-and-salary massage therapist jobs in Wyoming; this is not a license count or practitioner census.
Median hourly wage
Projected percentage change
OEWS measures wage-and-salary jobs. Projections Central distributes state long-term occupational projections; its base and projected employment universe is not assumed to match OEWS.
BLS OEWS excludes self-employed workers, which is material in massage therapy.
Wyoming agencies and data
Official resources
The official education resource is a verified starting point, not a comprehensive directory.
Sources and updates
Reviewed July 29, 2026
Information was reviewed against the linked official and first-party sources. Next scheduled review: October 29, 2026.
Official authority and source list
- Wyoming Administration and Information — Professional Licensing Boards
- Wyoming Legislature — State Statutes and Constitution
- Wyoming Legislature — 2022 SF0091 Massage Therapy Practice Act Digest
- City of Cheyenne — Business Licensing Applications and Fees
- City of Cheyenne — Schedule of Fees
- Cheyenne Code of Ordinances Chapter 5.52 — Massage Establishments
- Wyoming Department of Education — Private School Licensing
- Wyoming Department of Education — Chapter 1 Private Schools List
Local business, zoning, facility, and professional rules may apply in addition to statewide requirements. Confirm current requirements with the responsible authority before acting.