Meet the Team

Board Certified Structural Integrator

ScarWork Therapist

Certified Manual Lymph Drainage Therapist

Monique Lefebvre

I am a bodyworker and a lifelong mover. If I wasn’t outside climbing trees when I was young, I was at competitive gymnastics, cross-country running, or lacrosse practice. Pilates, yoga, and adventurous outdoor pursuits have kept me active since. I graduated from the University of Southern Maine with a Bachelor’s in Environmental Planning and Policy, where I also studied Environmental Education. During that time, I was introduced to wilderness emergency medicine and began understanding more deeply about how the body truly worked. I continue to maintain my emergency response certifications to this day.

Massage school found me in 2019, and I graduated from the New Hampshire Institute of Therapeutic Arts. My drive to learn more led me to instruct Anatomy and Physiology for the next two years while I simultaneously pursued expanding my private massage practice and taking continuing education courses. In 2022, I traveled to Colorado to partake in a 5-day in-person human cadaver dissection, which only further helped my understanding.

A majority of my approach to bodywork is deeply informed by my continued 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 have become certified in the Vodder Technique of Manual Lymphatic Drainage through the Klose Institute.

I now exclusively offer bodywork based on my advanced certifications and no longer offer relaxation, spa-style massage.

I deeply believe in the transformation available to all of us through 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. Otherwise, she will spend the majority of the client session napping.

Layla is certified with the American Kennel Club as an advanced Canine Good Citizen and has received additional training and certification as a Therapy Dog with Therapy Dogs International.