Humans

Human Massages

Take the time for yourself because your mind and body deserve this!

At Aspen in Colorado, our wellness center transcends traditional boundaries, offering a sanctuary for balance and rejuvenation. We provide a range of human massage therapies, each tailored to support your unique wellness journey, from easing muscle tension to specialized care during pregnancy and for specific medical conditions. Our dedicated therapists ensure every session is personalized, guiding you on a path to holistic wellness as individualized as your own experiences.

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Our Commitment to You at Aspen in Colorado

At Aspen in Colorado, our dedication goes beyond providing exceptional human massages; it's about creating a sanctuary where every client feels deeply valued and meticulously cared for. With Aspen's profound expertise and genuine passion for holistic wellness, she is committed to ensuring that each human massage session is a significant step toward enhanced health and equilibrium. 


We prioritize a welcoming environment that nurtures both the body and the mind, making every visit a pivotal moment in your journey toward a balanced and healthier life.

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Frequently Ask Questions

  • 1: What are the benefits of horse massages?

    Horse massages enhance muscle relaxation, improve circulation, increase flexibility, alleviate stress, and contribute to overall health, also identifying potential issues early.

  • 2: How often should my horse receive a massage?

    Massage frequency depends on the horse's activity and health, with a general guideline of every 4-6 weeks for maintenance, and possibly more often for active or recovering horses.

  • 3: Can horse massages replace veterinary care?

    No, massages complement but do not replace veterinary care, forming part of a comprehensive health plan.

  • 4: How long does a horse massage session last?

    Sessions typically last 45 minutes to 1.5 hours, varying with the horse's needs, especially during initial assessments.

  • 5: Are there any horses that should not receive massages?

    Massages might not be suitable for horses with certain conditions like acute injuries or infections, underlining the need for veterinary consultation before starting treatment.
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