Denver Integrative Massage School

Denver Integrative Massage School Cutting-edge Denver Massage School. 600-hour certified massage therapist programs. Flexible schedules. Weekend, evening, or immersion options available.

Affordable tuition. * Affordable: The most competitive tuition rates in Colorado
* Flexible Schedule: Open course modules, Take 50 hours up to 600 hours
* Focus on BOTH Eastern and Western massage modalities

09/03/2026

Let’s watch as Richie demonstrates a circular massage technique across the back that has no true beginning or end.

This continuous movement can be modified in so many ways, using the hands, forearms, or different areas of contact to adjust pressure, flow, and intention. The goal is to create smooth transitions while maintaining consistent connection with the client.

It’s a great example of how one foundational technique can be adapted and made your own as your skills develop.

08/31/2026

💆‍♀️ Neck Release with Kim

Take a closer look at a neck release technique with DIMS instructor Kim!

Watch as Kim demonstrates the movements and hand placement used to gently work through the neck and surrounding areas, helping create release where we tend to carry so much tension.

It’s a little peek into the techniques, knowledge, and hands on skills that are part of massage therapy education at our school.

08/27/2026

🌿 Thai Acupressure for the Face 🌿

Join Hillary as she shares a few of the points and gentle holds used in Thai facial acupressure. ✨

Working with specific points on the face can help release tension, encourage circulation, ease areas that commonly hold stress, and promote an overall sense of relaxation and balance.

Follow along as Hillary explores how intentional touch and acupressure can support both the face and the body as a whole. 🌿💆‍♀️

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08/24/2026

Happy Birthday to the one and only Kim! 🎉🌿💆‍♀️

A true triple threat, Kim brings an incredible amount of knowledge, experience, and passion to everything she does. Whether she’s sharing her love of herbalism, teaching the art of massage and bodywork, or helping students make connections between the body, plants, and holistic wellness, there is always something to learn from her.

Her curiosity, dedication, and love for what she teaches are such a special part of both the Herbalism Roots and DIMS communities. We’re so grateful for everything she shares with our students and team.

Help us show Kim some birthday love and wish her a very Happy Birthday! 🥳🌿✨

08/20/2026

The suboccipitals may be small, but they play an important role in how the head and upper cervical spine move. 🧠

Eric breaks down the suboccipital muscles, using the four muscles on one side as an example to make the anatomy easier to see and understand.

He shows how these muscles connect around C1 and C2 and how their positioning relates to movement and stability at the very top of the cervical spine.

Understanding where these muscles attach and how they work together gives massage therapists a clearer picture of what they’re feeling and working with in this area.

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08/17/2026

A proper stretch isn’t about how far you can take it. It’s about positioning, control, and working with your client’s body. 🙌

Richie at DIMS is demonstrating a seated Thai body stretch and showing how small adjustments in the practitioner’s position can make a big difference.

If your client’s arm is being brought too high, modify your own positioning to create a more comfortable and appropriate stretch. From there, you can also adjust the technique to work into other areas of the body, including the lats.

Learning how to adapt your body mechanics and techniques to the person in front of you is an important part of effective Thai massage. 🌿

08/13/2026

Myofascial work is all about slowing down, listening to the tissue, and working with the body rather than forcing it. 🙌

Kim demonstrates C-bending and S-bending techniques on the pectoralis major, using gentle, intentional movement to work with the fascia and explore how the tissue responds.

Subtle techniques can make a big difference when you understand how to work with the tissue instead of against it.

08/10/2026

How do you find the 9 abdominal acupressure points in Thai massage?

Hillary is breaking it down! 🙌🏼

In Thai massage, the practitioner can use their thumbs as a measuring tool to help locate the 9 points on the abdomen. Hillary demonstrates how to use this simple measurement technique to find the correct placement of each point.

A great example of how understanding the body and having the right technique can make something much easier to remember and apply.

We’re excited to highlight Holt Health & Fitness, one of our internship partners offering massage therapy students the o...
08/06/2026

We’re excited to highlight Holt Health & Fitness, one of our internship partners offering massage therapy students the opportunity to gain real-world experience in a growing wellness practice.

Founded by Jarrod Holt, Holt Health & Fitness serves an active 55+ golf course community through massage therapy, mobility work, personal training, golf performance training, and group fitness. Interns gain hands-on experience while seeing how multiple wellness services come together to help clients stay strong, active, and independent.

We’re grateful to Jarrod for investing in the next generation of massage therapists and creating opportunities for our students to grow both personally and professionally.

Visit our website to learn more about Holt Health & Fitness and explore the many internship opportunities available exclusively to current DIMS students.

08/03/2026

Hand anatomy doesn’t have to be intimidating.

In this lesson, Eric shares simple memory tricks and easy callouts to help students remember the muscles of the hand. From the pollicis (thumb) to the digiti minimi (pinky), he breaks down the terminology in a way that’s easy to understand and remember.

Whether you’re studying massage therapy or just brushing up on anatomy, this is a great reminder that the right explanation can make all the difference.

Give it a watch and see how easy Eric makes anatomy sound!

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1221 Galapago Street
Denver, CO
80204

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm
Sunday 10am - 4pm

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(303) 623-3121

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