About Mandie Rovere, LMT

Greetings! 

First of all, I have an undying passion for human anatomy and learning.  Second, I was made to connect with others, whether through touch, relationship or energy.

I graduated from the Boulder College of Massage Therapy in 2004.  While in school, I knew right away that this was my calling.  I have been in practice ever since, with no desire to stop.  I began teaching in massage schools about 18 years ago, where I discovered that sharing something you are passionate about with others in a learning environment is so rewarding, and it came naturally to me. I have had the honor of teaching several different courses at a handful of massage schools over the years.  I am also on the board of directors at the Colorado Learning Center of Human Anatomy in Longmont, where I teach anatomy and physiology, as well.  

Over the last 20 years, I have engaged in extensive continuing education in both Neuromuscular Therapy and Advanced Myofascial Techniques.  Most recently, I have become professionally trained in Maya Abdominal Therapy, as taught by Dr. Rosita Arvigo. 

I find bodywork to be a glorious scavenger hunt through the tissues, as I seek areas of restriction and opportunity.  Bodywork is so supportive in assisting the body in healing itself and finding homeostasis.  Having the good fortune of being able to treat others as a bodyworker gives me great joy and accomplishment on a daily basis.  I thrive on creating change, connection and ease.  I work with all humans; men, women, children, perinatal people, LGBTQIA+.  I am currently only taking new Maya Abdominal Therapy clients. Existing clients may continue booking Integrative Bodywork.