Monique Lefebvre: Board Certified Structural Integrator, Scarwork therapist

Bodywork is a reflection of my lifelong pursuit of movement. As a child, if I wasn’t outside climbing trees, I was at competitive gymnastics, running long distances, or playing lacrosse. Pilates, yoga, and adventurous outdoor pursuits have kept me active since.

I hold a Bachelor's degree from the University of Southern Maine. In 2019, I graduated from the New Hampshire Institute of Therapeutic Arts (NHITA) as a Licensed Massage Therapist. I immediately began a private practice while teaching Anatomy and Physiology courses to massage students. In 2022, I traveled to Colorado to complete a 5-day human cadaver dissection, one of the most profound learning experiences of my life. I then spent several of the following months working in the lab supporting dissection lessons. To this day, I am a regular in continuing education courses and always looking to expand my understanding of how we move.

A majority of my approach to bodywork is deeply informed by my studies with Tom Myers at Anatomy Trains (ATSI), where I graduated as a Board Certified Structural Integrator in 2023. I have additionally studied ScarWork Therapy with Sharon Wheeler, and I hold a certification in the Vodder Technique of Manual Lymphatic Drainage through the Klose Institute.

I exclusively offer bodywork based on my advanced certifications and do not offer full-body, relaxation-style therapeutic massage.

I deeply believe in the transformative power of bodywork and look forward to sharing my practice with you.

Layla: CFO - Chief Fluff Officer, Welcoming Committee

Layla is a 12-year-old hypoallergenic, non-shedding Goldendoodle who takes immense pride in greeting clients upon arrival to the office, most often with a stuffed toy and always with a wagging tail. She is a gentle, calm presence who seems to intuitively know when clients need extra support or a head to pat. She will then spend the majority of the client session napping peacefully.

Layla is certified with the American Kennel Club as an Advanced Canine Good Citizen and is a certified Therapy Dog with Pet Partners.