Osteopath and Yoga Therapist E-RYT Nicole Hajdok-Penny has been practicing for over 9 years.

After graduating with a bachelor’s degree from Wilfred Laurier University, Nicole also attended the London School of Osteopathy and the Ontario School of Osteopathy. 

Nicole has expertise in a wide range of techniques: gentle hands-on work, Cranio-sacral therapy (Cranial Osteopathy), visceral manipulation, lymphatic, muscle work, and joint mobilizations.

Her depth of skill in many Osteopathic techniques help her resolve some of her patients' most complex health conditions and adapt each treatment to the patient’s specific needs.

“Helping patients is like trying to figure a massive body puzzle that comes in as their symptom but what I am looking for is the root cause of the dysfunction. Our body holds everything we have been through its trying to sift through all that information to find the source of it all.”

Whether you suffer from migraines, back pain, foot pain, digestive issues, neck pain, TMJ, muscle spasms, or just anything that you can’t understand, Nicole can help.

Clinic Hours:

Mahogany location: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday: 9:00AM - 3:00PM, Wednesday: 9:00AM - 1:00PM, Saturday and Sunday: 10:00AM - 12:00PM

I graduated from The Canadian Academy of Osteopathy In April of 2026 completing a 4 year program in Classical Osteopathy with over 1,000 hours of supervised hands-on clinical training and 4200 hours of hands-on in person training.

Over many years my body stopped responding to restorative practices the way it once had, and years at a desk left me with chronic pain that limited what I could do. After spending significant time and money seeking relief, I discovered body rolling, which sparked my interest in self-maintenance and deepened my curiosity about anatomy and movement. Still wanting a more comprehensive understanding of the body and the root causes of dysfunction, I discovered the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy and began treatment as a patient—an experience that transformed my health, resolving long-standing headaches and a persistent hand injury. Despite coming from an accounting background with no formal health sciences education, I completed the preparatory studies and committed to the full four-year program. I graduated in April 2026 in classical osteopathy. I now look forward to helping others stay active, sleep better with less pain.

Clinic Hours:

Marda Loop location: Tuesday: 9AM-3PM, Thursday: 1PM-7PM, Friday: 11AM-5PM, Saturday: 10AM-4PM

My path into osteopathic manual therapy was shaped by a personal search for answers. When I struggled to find care that truly addressed the root cause of dysfunction, I realized I needed to take a more active role in understanding my own health. That journey ultimately led me to osteopathy — a discipline that views the body as an integrated system where structure and function are deeply connected.

A background in movement and exercise, my passion for physical activity and holistic principles all pointed to osteopathic manual therapy. My goal is to help people regain function, reduce pain, and return to the activities that matter most in their daily lives. Through a hands-on, non-pharmaceutical approach to care, I work with patients to support long-term health, resilience, and overall well-being.

Clinic Hours:

Sage Hill location: Tuesday: 9:30AM-3PM, Thursday: 1PM-8PM, Friday: 9AM-4PM