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Blake Windsor, MD, FAAP, DABMA
Pain & Headache Specialist | Founder of Brain Body Health Alliance
Dr. Windsor is a nationally recognized physician specializing in pain, headache, and complex medical conditions—particularly in teens and young adults navigating overlapping issues like concussion, migraine, ADHD, and dysautonomia. He is board-certified in Pediatrics, Headache Medicine, and Medical Acupuncture, and trained at Boston Children’s Hospital / Harvard Medical School.
Known for his ability to synthesize complex information and connect clinical dots others may miss, Dr. Windsor works at the intersection of physical and mental health. He has a deep interest in helping young people move through life’s hardest transitions—from identity development to health recovery—and loves helping patients and families chart a path forward when it feels like no one has the answers.
He especially enjoys working with motivated patients and families who are open to medical, lifestyle, and integrative strategies. He values helping teens and young adults identify what matters most to them—and recover from their conditions to build a healthy life aligned with those values.
Dr. Windsor has held faculty appointments at Harvard, Boston University, and the University of Washington, and currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Society for Pediatric Pain Medicine and the Executive and Medical Advisory Board for the national not-for-profit Creative Healing for Youth in Pain. He lives in Greenville, SC, with his wife and two children.
Kelly MacIntire Prater, OTR/L, TPS
Occupational Therapist | Certified Therapeutic Pain Specialist
Kelly MacIntire Prater, OTR/L, TPS, is an occupational therapist specializing in chronic pain, sensory integration, and functional recovery—particularly in neurodivergent individuals navigating overlapping challenges like ADHD, executive dysfunction, and strong sensory preferences. She is a Certified Therapeutic Pain Specialist and earned her Master of Science in Occupational Therapy from the Medical University of South Carolina.
Known for her whole-person, strengths-based approach, Kelly helps patients return to meaningful activities through a combination of physical rehabilitation, cognitive and sensory tools, and personalized strategies for organization, time management, and daily performance. She especially enjoys working with clients who are motivated to regain function, build sustainable routines, and improve quality of life through individualized care that supports both body and mind.
Kelly has a deep interest in improving access to evidence-based care for people living with chronic pain and other complex needs, and she is passionate about helping clients rebuild confidence and capability as they move through recovery. She lives in Greenville, SC, and enjoys hiking and traveling with her family.
