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  3. North Carolina School of Advanced Bodywork

North Carolina School of Advanced Bodywork

Posted Tuesday, December 23, 2025 5:37 pm

History

Kyle C. Wright, founder of North Carolina School of Advanced Bodywork, is a practicing massage therapist with 30 years of clinical experience in manual therapy.

Structural Balancing, A Clinical Approach, authored by Kyle, was published by McGraw-Hill publishing, and is the primary textbook used at NCSAB.

The NCSAB teaching staff is dedicated to the idea that an education can be fun while preparing the student with some of the most highly marketable massage therapy skills and techniques available.

NCSAB offers advanced training in massage therapy; providing students with broad employment options upon graduating and licensing.

NCSAB blends the highly requested clinical program with the ease and comfort of a talented and experienced faculty making it a truly life changing experience.

Mission Statement

North Carolina School of Advanced Bodywork is dedicated to providing a safe and nurturing environment for each individual student to gain the knowledge and practical application of clinical massage therapy and structural bodywork.

Student Clinic (Ste 203)

Make an appointment with one of our highly skilled students and start feeling better

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