Bodylogic Manual Osteopathy and Massage

11/03/2025

Your MRI doesn’t tell your story it only whispers a few lines.
Imaging shows structure, not strength.
It can’t measure resilience, adaptation, or how your body feels and functions.

Far too many surgeries are done because of what’s seen on a screen
tiny “abnormalities” that are often just normal signs of living.
Age-appropriate changes, not emergencies.

Before you rush to fix what may not be broken,
start with movement, education, and a real conversation.
You are not your MRI.
You are more than an image
you are function, healing, and potential in motion

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween everyone! I hope everyone has a spooktacular time tonight!

10/21/2025

Opening for October 22nd @ 1:00 for up to 1 hour. Please text or book online if interested!

10/20/2025

Appointment opening October 22nd @ 1:00 for up to 1 hour!

Send a message to learn more

10/18/2025

Welcome to my instagram feed weirdness! How many of you feel this like I do? 🤣

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10/16/2025

The little boss lady is quite pleased with the office changes lol. Another excellent napping spot aquired!

10/15/2025

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10/13/2025

09/29/2025

Happy Monday! We are back after a truly amazing birthday trip!

The little boss lady couldn’t wait to get out to the office and find her toys and favourite napping spot! 🤣❤️

09/25/2025

For decades, the assumption has lingered that women must tolerate pain better than men. After all, women experience childbirth, menstrual cramps, and other painful conditions throughout their lives. But research tells a different story — one that has profound implications for how we understand and treat pain.

Stanford’s Dr. Sean Mackey has been at the forefront of challenging these myths. “These studies are sending us a clear message that s*x differences aren’t just stronger or weaker — they’re often entirely different wiring diagrams,” he explains in a recent Washington Post article. “And we need to be mindful of these differences between men and women when we’re treating them.”

Those differences are more than theoretical. Scientists now know that everything from brain circuitry to immune pathways to pain-sensing neurons can function differently depending on s*x. These biological distinctions explain why certain conditions — like migraine, fibromyalgia, and irritable bowel syndrome — disproportionately affect women, and why treatments may succeed in one group but not the other.

Take migraine drugs that block CGRP, for example. They were initially tested in male rodents, leading researchers to believe the therapy wasn’t effective. When the studies were expanded to include females, the opposite was revealed: the drugs had little effect in men but transformed care for many women. Without s*x-specific research, that breakthrough might never have reached patients.

For Mackey, the lesson is clear: progress in pain medicine depends on listening to patients, respecting their differences, and designing studies and treatments that reflect the diversity of human biology. And while he is known for advancing the science, his message to people living with chronic pain is just as direct: “Don’t suffer in silence, and don’t give up. There is help out there.”

09/16/2025

I am now closed until September 29th!

If you need to book, reschedule, or cancel an appt please check out my booking site. I won’t be returning calls or messages until the 29th.

Existing clients, you can log in using the email I have on file for you!

www.kenefickwellness.com