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 10 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. Currently, I teach Pain Management Techniques at the Boulder Massage Therapy Institute.  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 Release 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.  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 by referral. Existing clients may continue booking Integrative Bodywork.