Colorado School of Healing Arts

Wonderful program with wonderful instructors!

Such an awesome experience!
During finals I needed a very well relaxing massage it was all I asked for!
Ben who was my massage therapist was amazing, he listened to all my needs and exceeded my expectations!
I have had so many different massage therapists that hasn’t listened to my needs but they have either left me with bruises or haven’t even listened to what I said…
$ 28 for an hour massage and it was so worth it and more!

Recently I had the pleasure of a mud treatment at CSHA. My husband had surprised me with it and scheduled it for me to start off a weekend getaway together. It was quite a treat! The staff there were very welcoming and made sure that I was comfortable. I really had no idea what to expect. I have had massages before, but never a mud wrap. They explained the treatment options to me and evaluated my needs and preferences. The treatment was very relaxing and a very enjoyable experience. Afterwards, my skin was baby soft. Living here in Colorado, my skin is often very dry, but this made it feel amazing! I would recommend this treatment to anyone that has dry skin or just would like to pamper themselves.

I graduated from CSHA in 1998. I chose this school because of the friendly atmosphere, knowledge of the staff and the knowing that I was in a safe place for my education. I came back in 2007 to teach and it was like I never left. There is a real support system in place for you to succeed here. The admin and staff are always available to assist you through the program and anything that may come up along the way. The training recieved here is the best in the country.

I love this unpretentious and very professional place. Never had a bad massage here and for $ 28 bucks: wow. All student therapists I’ve had were very professional and skilled. Most times I fall asleep on the table. A treat, no, a blessing if you’re stressed and who isn’t?

Worst thing to hear getting a massage: «Don’t be too alarmed but, the muscles lining your spine are REALLY messed up.»
I guess that’s what I get for never going in while continuing to endure the tantamount stresses that I do in life.
I was a little skeptical about paying only $ 28 for a full therapeutic massage* at a student clinic… but it was fabulous. For my first time getting a (semi) professional massage, I was melting with relaxation by the end of the hour.
My therapist Darci was really fun to talk to and she was very gentle with my poor, abused and stressed out muscles. I would highly recommend this place if you’re not looking to pay too much but want some muscle lovin’. Students at the clinic have already undergone more than 500+ hours of training and most are about to graduate, so you’re not putting your dear self into the hands of a potential disaster.
The student clinic books appointments through 8pm, which is also a plus. Downside being the types of massages offered will vary by term and the school is closed in-​between terms, so this isn’t the greatest place to rely on for scheduled massages.
They do, however, have a professional clinic (alongside the student clinic), with more options and more services. But it’s not much different from a professional salon price-​wise.
*you can choose between Swedish and deep-​tissue