Rosalie Behen
Rosalie
Behen is a nationally certified massage therapist who has been practicing
massage since 2000. Initially, her interest in working with people led
her to complete a Bachelor of Arts degree, in 1993, in Communications
and Psychology, from Western Michigan University. This provided an excellent
understanding of some of the mental and emotional aspects of individual
uniqueness. However, her real interest was sparked when she began studying
the physical aspects of the human body at the Kalamazoo Center for the
Healing Arts, in 1999. After learning basic anatomy and Swedish massage,
she continued her education at Irene’s Myomassology School, in
Southfield, MI, where she graduated as a Certified Massage Therapist,
after completing an extensive 500 hour program. In addition, she has
a National Certification for Massage Therapy and is a member of the
Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals.
Rosalie has practiced massage therapy in the Ann Arbor/Dexter area since
2000, providing individuals with a unique massage experience that helps
to reduce stress, relieve muscle tension, and create an overall feeling
of well-being. Rosalie likes to make each massage unique, combining
different modalities to provide a therapeutic yet relaxing massage.
She believes that massage not only helps people feel better physically
and mentally, but also helps people become more aware of how to better
take care of their bodies. In addition, Rosalie has offered on-site
chair massage to reduce stress and increase productivity for corporate
employees at Altarum Institute, Washtenaw Community College, Menlo Innovations,
and Tectura.
Rosalie loves being outdoors and being active…. running, swimming,
biking, playing and watching baseball, or having fun with her three
children and their friends. Her interest in physical activity has fueled
a fascination with the human body and an appreciation of the unique
capabilities of each individual.
Rosalie has lived with her husband, David, and their three children
in the Ann Arbor area since 2000. Rosalie feels very fortunate to have
massage in her life. As a stay at home mom, she enjoys the balance of
being with her family and working as a massage therapist. She believes
in creating a healthy balance between self, work and family and knows
that you must take care of yourself to be your best.


