Continuing education by state

Colorado Massage Therapy Continuing Education & Renewal Requirements

CE hours: No recurring CE hours identified. Licenses renew every two years.

Statewide requirements and local rules are identified separately. This page is general information, not legal advice.

Colorado Office of Massage Therapy Licensure
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CE and renewal at a glance

Licensing information reviewed 2026-07-25

CE hours
No recurring CE hours identified
License renewal
Licenses renew every two years.
CE reporting period
No routine CE reporting period applies to ordinary renewal under the reviewed current rule.

Sourced finding. The reviewed authority does not identify recurring CE hours for the ordinary renewal described here. Reinstatement, another credential or local requirements may differ.

Licensing information reviewed 2026-07-25 · 4 official sources · each answer below shows its own review date

Colorado Office of Massage Therapy Licensure

The authority’s current rules govern your renewal. Confirm requirements with it before you rely on a course or a date.

CE hours

CE requirement and exceptionsConfirm details

No routine continuing-education requirement was identified for ordinary biennial renewal. A 24-hour CE option is one competency route for specified reinstatement cases.

No routine CE requirement was identified for ordinary renewal. A 24-hour option is one competency route for specified reinstatement cases.

Licensing information reviewed: Source 1: 3 CCR 722-1 — Rules and Regulations for Massage Therapists, accessed Source 2: Colorado DORA — Massage Therapy Applications and Renewal, accessed

Renewal timing and fees

Renewal deadline

All active licenses expire December 31 of even-numbered years.

Licensing information reviewed: Source 2: Colorado DORA — Massage Therapy Applications and Renewal, accessed

Renewal feesNot confirmed

A stable public renewal fee was not established; confirm the current amount through DORA.

Licensing information reviewed: Source 2: Colorado DORA — Massage Therapy Applications and Renewal, accessed

Reporting period, first renewal and carryover

CE reporting period

No routine CE reporting period applies to ordinary renewal under the reviewed current rule.

Licensing information reviewed: Source 1: 3 CCR 722-1 — Rules and Regulations for Massage Therapists, accessed Source 2: Colorado DORA — Massage Therapy Applications and Renewal, accessed

CarryoverConfirm details

Not applicable because no routine renewal CE requirement was identified.

Licensing information reviewed: Source 1: 3 CCR 722-1 — Rules and Regulations for Massage Therapists, accessed

Required topics

Required categoriesConfirm details

No routine subject requirement was identified for ordinary renewal.

Licensing information reviewed: Source 1: 3 CCR 722-1 — Rules and Regulations for Massage Therapists, accessed

State-specific topicsConfirm details

No routine CE subject requirement was identified for ordinary renewal.

CE guidance reviewed: Source 1: 3 CCR 722-1 — Rules for Massage Therapists, accessed Source 2: Colorado DORA — Applications and Renewal, accessed

Online and course format

MassageData doesn’t list a separate online or in-person course rule for Colorado. Confirm format limits with the authority before buying a course.

Proof of CE, audits and record keeping

Renewal documentationConfirm details

No routine CE audit framework was identified for ordinary renewal; reinstatement evidence follows current rule.

Licensing information reviewed: Source 1: 3 CCR 722-1 — Rules and Regulations for Massage Therapists, accessed

Reporting and proof of CEConfirm details

No routine CE audit framework was identified for ordinary renewal; reinstatement evidence follows current rule.

CE guidance reviewed: Source 1: 3 CCR 722-1 — Rules for Massage Therapists, accessed Source 2: Colorado DORA — Applications and Renewal, accessed

Approved providers and courses

How CE is approvedConfirm details

No routine continuing-education requirement was identified for ordinary biennial renewal. A 24-hour CE option appears only as one competency route for specified reinstatement cases.

CE guidance reviewed: Source 1: 3 CCR 722-1 — Rules for Massage Therapists, accessed Source 2: Colorado DORA — Applications and Renewal, accessed

Provider & course recognitionConfirm details

No general provider directory is identified because routine renewal CE was not identified.

CE guidance reviewed: Source 1: 3 CCR 722-1 — Rules for Massage Therapists, accessed Source 2: Colorado DORA — Applications and Renewal, accessed

Official CE resourceConfirm details

Colorado official CE authority

Open official resource →

Use the authority's current provider and course acceptance rules.

CE guidance reviewed: Source 1: 3 CCR 722-1 — Rules for Massage Therapists, accessed

Professional organizations' role in CENot confirmed

The official sources for this item are missing or incomplete, so no answer is shown.

CE guidance reviewed: No official source linked to this item

Late renewal, reinstatement and inactive status

Late renewal / reinstatement

Expired-license restoration requirements depend on elapsed time and current competency evidence.

Licensing information reviewed: Source 1: 3 CCR 722-1 — Rules and Regulations for Massage Therapists, accessed Source 2: Colorado DORA — Massage Therapy Applications and Renewal, accessed

Inactive status / reactivation

For expiration longer than two but less than five years, active-practice evidence or 24 CE hours may show competency; after five years, examination or other current-rule conditions apply.

Licensing information reviewed: Source 1: 3 CCR 722-1 — Rules and Regulations for Massage Therapists, accessed

Who these requirements apply to

Credential and statewide scope

Colorado requires the state massage therapist license for regulated practice, subject to statutory exemptions and separate local facility powers.

Licensing information reviewed: Source 1: 3 CCR 722-1 — Rules and Regulations for Massage Therapists, accessed Source 3: Colorado General Assembly — SB 24-201, accessed

Local requirements

Counties have statutory power to license or regulate massage facilities in specified circumstances; local review remains necessary.

Licensing information reviewed: Source 4: Colorado Session Laws — HB 22-1300, accessed

Changes in the law

No separate item is recorded for Colorado here.

Sources for Colorado

Each answer shows the date it was reviewed and numbers the official sources behind it. An access date records when a source was last opened; it does not change a review date.

  1. 3 CCR 722-1 — Rules and Regulations for Massage Therapistsaccessed
  2. Colorado DORA — Massage Therapy Applications and Renewalaccessed
  3. Colorado General Assembly — SB 24-201accessed
  4. Colorado Session Laws — HB 22-1300accessed
This page summarizes published continuing-education and renewal rules for informational purposes. It is not legal or board-approval advice, and nothing here guarantees a course, provider, or record will be accepted. Your authority’s current published rules govern your renewal.