Treatment Room Design Course
Bring wellness-focused design into your practice — without breaking the bank.
Our virtual Treatment Room Design Course guides massage therapists, spa owners, and healthcare practitioners in creating treatment spaces that are:
Calming for you and your clients — from the moment they walk in.
Professional, even on a DIY budget — learn design solutions that actually work in small spaces.
Functional and beautiful — thoughtfully arranged layouts, soothing colors, and sensory touches that support healing and well-being.
Transform your treatment room into a space that feels effortless, restorative, and welcoming — every detail designed to enhance how you and your clients feel.
3 CEUs | SELF-PACED | ONLINE | $75 | INCLUDES A 20 MINUTE CONSULTATION
Discover effective ways to boost your clients' health and streamline daily operations through nature inspired methodologies such as Biophilic Design, Neuroasthetics, and sourcing healthier materials.
Learn about the design process step by step, including colors, materials, furniture, lighting, and sourcing. Enjoy a fun design critique bingo, look at case studies, and end with a guided meditation to help you create your own mood board for your design journey!
Get solutions for how to make small spaces work, ensure accessibility for all, reduce noise, improve air quality, create the perfect table setup, and more!
“As a LMT deeply drawn to the connection between space and emotional well-being, Happy Haus Studio's course on Interior Design for Treatment Spaces felt incredibly aligned with my values.. I was struck by how thoughtfully the course approached healing environments. It went beyond surface-level aesthetics, diving into how materials, lighting, acoustics, and spatial layout can truly impact a person’s recovery or sense of calm. I came away not only with practical design strategies, but also with a renewed sense of purpose. If you're interested in creating spaces that heal, nurture, and bring people closer to nature—even in the most clinical settings—I couldn’t recommend this course more!” Diana Watson, Wise Blood Healing
Meet your instructor
Meet your instructor
JAMIE SMITH, INTERIOR DESIGNER
As a former massage therapist, Jamie has a depth of experience in how the treatment room influences daily operations, ergonomics, and client outcomes. She will guide you in creating spaces that are truly healing, enhance your workflow and increase client retention.
Course FAQ
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An overview of Biophilic Design, neuroaesthetics, color theory, space planning, design principles, energy clearing, the design process, common challenges in treatment rooms, lighting, sound proofing, ADA compliance, furniture, essential items and extras, artwork, clinical spaces, case studies, a design critique with a bingo card , and a guided meditation for creating an inspired mood board.
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Learn to create a treatment space you love to work in and supports better client health outcomes
Identify elements and principles of design
Get inspired and discover new options
Center the client experience through design
Connect brand with design choices
Avoid cookie cutter treatment room decor
Make your space more functional and beautiful
Create your own mood board
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Once you’ve completed the course videos and activities, please email me your mood board to receive your certificate of completion.
Please verify with your state board’s requirements to see if it will be accepted as CE credit.
The video content is 2 hours and 15 minutes long, plus time for activities, totaling 3 CEUs.
CEUs Approved in Oregon under topic E - Massage and Bodywork business practices.
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Each participant may book a complimentary 20 minute consultation to discuss their treatment room and receive guidance. Reach out through my contact form.
“Jamie is the real deal—sincere, skilled, and deeply committed to doing right by her clients. As a fellow designer, I never hesitate to refer her, especially for treatment room projects. She’s not just designing from theory—she’s a former massage therapist, so she knows firsthand what those spaces need to feel calm, supportive, and functional. Her designs are rooted in real-life experience and shaped by her understanding of body awareness, design psychology, and biophilic principles. The result? Spaces that don’t just look good—they feel good. And in personal care settings, that makes all the difference.” Rebecca West is Seriously Happy