O light Body Bars Owners
Dr. Dillon Kenul
Dr. Dillon Kenul attended University of Bridgeport in Connecticut for his Doctorate of Chiropractic degree. Throughout high school he played on the football team and began weight training in 9th grade. Before becoming a chiropractor, he considered studying towards a career in physical education. His innate love for children and genuine passion for fitness makes him your ideal wellness practitioner for the fitness enthusiast, personal trainer and high school and college athletes. Dr. Dillon is not your typical chiropractor. His ability to relate and his knowledge of exercise in conjunction with spinal health makes him uniquely qualified. Taking time to really know the needs of your body and providing special attention to your overall wellness, Dr. Dillon cares and is committed to achieving lasting results. Trusted care and a standard of excellence makes us proud to have him on our team.
https://www.kenulchiropractic.com/
Danielle Ormsby, LMT
Danielle Ormsby is a New York State board certified licensed massage therapist. Catering to business professionals and the fitness community, Danielle will ease your pain, relax your muscles and melt away your stress through her carefully tailored and personalize treatments. With a passion for her practice, your experience on Danielle’s table will undoubtedly be both effective and unforgettable. Whether you are encountering pain or just need to escape from your daily routine, self care should be an important part of your recipe for success. Danielle uses a mixed modality approach including Swedish strokes, deep tissue work, acupressure points, stretching, muscle energy techniques, active release therapy, gua sha scraping, cupping, and many others to successfully meet the needs of her patients.
We were all told to stay apart.
But COVID-19 brought these two business partners together.
Here’s what happened. The rising pandemic in March 2020 had forced the temporary closure of massage therapist Danielle Ormsby’s popular O Light Body Bar in Ronkonkoma.
The doors were shuttered, yet this shrewd businesswoman from Sachem was hatching a plan.
While home, Ormsby learned that chiropractors were being deemed “essential workers” by the state. That meant chiropractors were still allowed to operate when people such as massage therapists, barbers and other service providers were not.
“I needed a chiropractor to keep our doors open, so I went out and found myself a nice, handsome one,” she said with a laugh.
Looks aside, Ormsby still had to vet this man. So, she sent some friends to try out the services of Dillon Kenul, who at the time was seeing clients in the office of his father, also a chiropractor, in the Bellport area.
The reports back were very positive.
Then, she tried him herself.
Keep in mind there was nothing really wrong with her at the time.
“But I had a life-changing experience,” she said. “He gave me one crack and I felt like my entire existence and my world changed. It was that intense. I had tears of joy. I went home, jumped up and down with my daughter. I was set free.”
That’s what Kenul, who goes by Dr. Dill, does for people. “I make people feel 10 years younger,” he says.
~ Greater Long Island