Colorado School Of Healing Art

I graduated here in 2019 and I've taken my license to 3 states now. I didn't realize how good this school was until I started getting massages from LMT's that didn't graduate here. The education at CSHA was worth every penny. There were some 'woo woo' moments and students that made me wanna jump out the nearest window at times, but other than that it was a great 9 month experience

This school is a joke. Full of fakes and white western appropriation. Consider other options. They do not care about their students at all.

There isn't any privacy at this Tuesday' clinic, I feel really bad Laura is very rude

I have 5 certificates from the Colorado school of healing arts. Oncology, Reflexology, Neuromuscular, Sports massage and the original certificate. I also have an associate degree from this school. I have been a therapist for over 21 years now. I am now hiring massage therapists for my private business mandatory massage LLC. I am sooo happy I went to this school. It has changed my life for the better. It gave me my purpose and calling in Life to heal others and help them deal with pain. Thank you Colorado school of healing arts.

I'm doing a fallow up on the Craniosacral program here. I did level 1 and 2 a year ago. I just finished the Upledger level one. So much more information behind all the holds. I also got corrected on some of the holds and movements of the cranial bones I learned Colorado school of healing arts. It now makes sense why I couldn't feel some of the movements. Upledger TA's had at least 10 years experience, and the instructor had been practicing since the 80s.

To me comorado school of healing arts program is not worth the money. I am saying nothing against their other programs, for i do not know. But definetly look up the background of your instructor.

One of the best decisions I made. I now on my own private practice, able to make 1500 to 2K a week. Even if I didn't need a career, I would go to the school just purely for the awesome experience. I grew a lot from it and met lifelong friends.

The greats schools to get the education on massage and more, even continuing my education was so easy. Everyone there has such a kind heart and when you need help with anything they seem to always have and answer or point you in the right direction. Thank you for everything

If you are thinking about pursuing a massage therapy career or just want to meet some wonderful people, stop by. I guarantee you will leave with a smile on your face and a lighter heart. The staff is super friendly and helpful and they have lots of positive constructive energy to spare. I did not only find here the best massage education program in the state, but a home and a family. Thank you, CSHA for being fertile ground for self discovery and growth and for your amazingly talented instructors that helped me polish my technical and perceptive skills.

This school changed my life. Not only did they teach me how to be an extraordinary massage therapist, they helped me grow as a person. This program helped me get through my anxiety and depression by helping me ground myself, and learn how to slow down and be in the present moment. I'm forever grateful.

This review is about the academic program at CSHA, rather than the clinics. I researched and toured nearly all of the massage schools in the Denver area before enrolling here, and it wasn't hard to tell that this school is the best. Other schools couldn't hold a candle to CSHA's warm, friendly admissions staff; organized and helpful financial aid department; or fun, light-hearted open houses. (The open houses are called "Discovery Nights" and you should definitely visit one.) I graduated from the 700-hour program in March of 2017, and couldn't be happier with my preparation for my new career.

As soon as I received my license and insurance, I was fully equipped to start a private practice - detailed knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and massage techniques, as well as a brand-new massage table to work on. CSHA takes the time to help students develop their business model, build a client list, and market themselves with polished professionalism.

You'll also learn how to take good care of yourself so that your career isn't cut short by an injury. I've been out of school for less than two months, and I'm already receiving piles of referrals from satisfied clients, so my career is off to a great start. Best of all, CSHA is there for you after graduation, to advance your training, or even just answer questions that you come up as you practice. You won't be disappointed by enrolling in this school. Start today!

You can tell the difference between Massage Therapists from CSHA compared to therapists from other schools, I am never disappointed in their education and healing touch. I look forward to continuing my education with the school and have been able to receive bodywork often as they offer both a student clinic and professional clinic open to the public.

The quality of Colorado School of Healing Arts is the best. The instructors are exceptional and genuinely caring. Any graduate we have hired from CSHA in the last 20 years is confident in performing massage. And all graduates have expressed a desire to return for advanced education. And some have!

I am a recent CSHA grad. I thoroughly enjoyed the 700hr program and recommend it to anyone interested in entering the industry. I feel the education I received went above and beyond what I need to succeed as a massage therapist. I learned the basics but we also went into professionalism, how to build a client base and self care. Also staff is amazing and most are CSHA grads themselves and are passionate and knowledgable.

This a wonderful institution with a superb massage clinic hat I've utilized often. Located in a creatively designed, spotless facility and operated by a warm and caring staff, it's the go-to place for all your massage needs. Besides being a highly rated educational institution, it has a alternative health store that's worth a visit on its own. A fun place to visit to pick up a consistently good vibe.

I have found a second home here! The faculty and staff work to support the entire you, not just the wallet you like some places. They work towards fully supporting their students, all you have to do is ask for what you need and they will work their hardest to figure out how to get that! Truly a beautiful heart-centered place!

This school gave me the hope in a higher education again. I am forever grateful for their calming atmosphere and the feeling that I can be a healer. If you are considering massage, go to this school and take a tour. What you are seeing is really what you'll get, and the staff are all fabulous and unique people who are encouraged to cultivate that kind of atmosphere.

I am truly proud to call myself a student. As for the massage clinic, it is also wonderful. There are many students and they offer a discounted massage rate in order to be able to gain the hours they need for a certification in massage. However, they are highly trained and skilled individuals. All around recommended as a student and as a client.

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!

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