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Good Vibrations

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Kaylee says emotional release during treatment can make tissue physically let go.

1. No Magic Bullet Podcast’s “Good Vibrations” focuses on Bobby K. and Kaylee Stachos discussing osteopathy, mental health, and physical release. 2. Bobby K. is the host, comedian, mental health advocate, and executive producer of No Magic Bullet, while Kaylee Stachos is an osteopathic manual practitioner, former RMT, and advisory panel member. 3. The episode asks how manual therapy, self-care, and nervous-system regulation can support people beyond pharmaceuticals alone. 4. Bobby says he first met Kaylee when Steve Officer referred him to Jeff Stackhouse, who is Kaylee’s father and a chiropractor. 5. Kaylee says she spent about 10 years treating Bobby, first as a registered massage therapist and later as an osteopath. 6. Bobby notes that he has Tourette’s syndrome and says Kaylee has helped him with shoulder twitching, back pain, and emotional stress. 7. Kaylee explains that osteopathic manual practitioners look at the whole body and try to bring people back into balance. 8. She names the muscular system, nervous system, spine, fascia, and different “layers of the person” as part of that assessment. 9. She says her own thesis examined vagal tone and HRV in socially isolated people during the pandemic to see whether osteopathy could help regulate the nervous system. 10. Kaylee describes her training as about five and a half years long, including four years part-time in school and a year and a half of research. 11. She says osteopathic training teaches palpation of fascia, bones, muscle, fluids, and sometimes emotions that show up as vibration in tissue. 12. Bobby connects the work to his own experience of feeling physical release when he talks about anxiety in session. 13. Kaylee says patients often arrive with tension, digestive upset, or dysregulation that “doesn’t come from nowhere.” 14. She stresses that she is not a mental health professional, but she can create space where people safely talk through what is happening in their lives. 15. Bobby and Kaylee discuss whether osteopathy can help with emotions, moods, anxieties, and energy. 16. Kaylee says it can help by easing physical pain, improving breathing mechanics, and calming the central and autonomic nervous systems. 17. She says her own toolbox includes running, weight lifting, hiking, a morning practice of meditation, prayer, stretching, and breathing, plus music, fasting, nutrition, energy medicine, and quantum biofeedback. 18. The tone is conversational and personal, with Bobby steering repeatedly back to lived experience, self-care, and practical examples from his own treatment. 19. People interested in osteopathy, nervous-system regulation, and non-drug self-care. 20. Listeners wanting a fast, theory-light mental health discussion.

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A body-work conversation where tension, emotion, and the treatment room meet.

Good Vibrations treats body-work as a conversation about tension, emotion, and the mental health thread that can surface in the treatment room. Bobby K.

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You get a monthly mental health talk, a very calming treatment room, and a session called Good Vibrations.

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