Denver Deep

The starting point of all achievement is desire. ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​And because of you...

You give us the honor to navigate your wellness journey.
You share with us and are open and vulnerable about your physical, mental, and emotional pain.
And most of all, you trust our care, our knowledge, and our experience.

Denver Deep was created from the desire to serve, and you have given us the space to let that desire grow.

From the deepest depths of our "soles", thank you for being with us... every step of the way.

Because everything is better when it's deeper... get under our feet, here: www.denverdeep.com.

The answer is yes:​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​A Denver Deep Ashiatsu Massage is going to be a different bodywork session than you have ever experienced before.

Our version and application of Ashiatsu Massage isn't "kneady" in comparison to traditional, hands-on modalities of bodywork.

Think slow and steady with consistent, deep, and broad pressure. The work will pe*****te the deeper layers of your connective tissue and assist your joints in realigning into neutral placements.

Because our work is focused on applying deep pressure and stretching into Your muscles and fascia, together, we can achieve the goal of releasing tension and improving your mobility.

Are you ready?

Let's do this.

We always live here: www.denverdeep.com.

Hello, there. ​​​​​​​​​Did you know that today is National Self-care Day? ​​​​​​​​​We did not.

Get this:
According to Google Trends, the number of searches for
"self-care" has almost quadrupled since 2018.

When we think about self-care as values and decisions that affect all of our different roles and activities, it can significantly impact the quality of our life.

Self-care looks different for everyone, and it doesn't have to cost anything (are you getting enough sleep and going outside to soak in Vitamin D?).

We are interested to hear from you...

What are some self-care essentials that are imperative to maintain and improve your wellness?

"Vulnerability is not weakness; it is the greatest measure of our courage." Brené Brown.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​We at Denver Deep are honored and excited to be a sponsor and partner of Go4Graham this year.

��Go4Graham is a non-profit organization working to shred the stigma surrounding mental health and to promote mental wellness through exercise, community, and education. The grassroots community of 2000+ like-minded individuals share and promote a common passion: a belief that community and physical activity are crucial for the treatment and care of mental illness. �

One of our core values at Denver Deep is prioritizing mental wellness. �We have a relentless drive for progress to create a culture that values mental health needs and provides support without the stigma.

Denver Deep strives to align with and support organizations that propel forward movement in mental health.

��We believe that vulnerability is one of the greatest measures of courage, and Go4Graham is actively growing a community that’s a safe space for everyone.

Check out the adventures and community here: www.go4graham.org.

We get it: surgery can be scary. ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​But the more you know and prepare yourself, you can create greater ease.

Here are a few tips that our clients have shared with us about how they have prepared for upcoming surgeries:

1. Learn about the procedure using reliable medical sources.

2. Before meeting with your doctors and surgeons, prepare a list of questions. You won't miss anything important if your questions are listed on hand.

3. Plan your pain management with your doctors and surgeons. Creating a plan is a vital key to a fast recovery.

4. Have a social support system and connection -these two pieces will directly impact the healing process.

5. Ashiatsu Massage can be an effective tool before and after surgery; however, checking in with your healthcare providers to determine if deep tissue bodywork (*extra deep tissue) is indicated for your specific procedure is essential.

We will ask you 1000+ questions to ensure your wellness and safety with our method of bodywork.

Questions for us? We got you. Send them here:
[email protected]