Massage therapy-practice act.

Wyoming's SF 91, the "Massage Therapy Practice Act," proposes creating a regulatory framework for massage therapists in the state. It establishes a five-member Board of Massage Therapy within the Department of Health to oversee licensing, set professional standards, conduct background checks for applicants, and enforce rules. The bill defines "massage therapy" as manual soft tissue manipulation for therapeutic purposes (excluding medical diagnosis) and authorizes the board to collect fees to fund its operations. This bill directly affects massage therapists seeking or renewing licenses in Wyoming and would create new licensing requirements and oversight mechanisms. (Note: This is a proposed bill introduced in 2022 but not advanced beyond initial filing.)