About Us

Tricia Eggers is a licensed speech-language pathologist and earned her Master of Science from East Tennessee State University. She is ASHA-certified and has worked with many exceptional populations in both educational and clinical settings over the past 15 years. She specializes in a variety of communication abilities, disorders and syndromes and has worked with both pediatrics and geriatrics. She is a passionate advocate for the children she serves and believes their program must be personalized to incorporate their unique talents and special interests. She loves to watch each child grow their communication skills through traditional speech and AAC and gain the confidence to live their best lives and reach their full amazing potential. When she’s not providing speech therapy, you can find Tricia swimming, hiking, water and snow skiing and enjoying nature and the great outdoors with her family. She also enjoys reading and listening to podcasts.

Kelly Holgate is from Parker and now lives in Elizabeth, CO with her husband and three kids. She received her Bachelor of Science in Health and Exercise from Colorado State University and then received her Master of Science in Occupational Therapy from University of South Dakota. Kelly has over 15 years of experience working with children with neurodevelopmental and physical difficulties. She loves treating with a sensory integration approach and using a multi-disciplinary team approach. She is trained and has provided evaluation and treatment in: physical disability, sensory integration, sensory based feeding disorders, fine motor rehabilitation, handwriting, ADL training, neurodevelopmental treatment, home modification and visual motor skills. She loves collaborating with families and other therapists to find creative ways to meet each individual child’s needs. Outside of work, Kelly enjoys spending time with her family, going to the mountains, running and gardening.

Nicole Cumesty is a licensed speech-language pathologist. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Iowa and her Master of Arts in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of Kansas. Nicole has over 10 years of experience working with children in the home health setting. Today, Nicole supports the Square Peg Team as the Director of Clinical Services, in which she ensures that the company and therapists are meeting regulatory requirements as a home health agency. Outside of work, Nicole enjoys reading, traveling and exploring the mountains of Colorado with her husband and two children.

Emileigh Eggers grew up in the Appalachian mountains of Tennessee and moved to Colorado to raise a family and earn her degree from Metropolitan State University of Denver. Upon graduation, she pursued an administrative career in home health care. She gained experience as a referral and early intervention coordinator. This experience developed her administrative skills and passion for coordinating between therapists, families, and physicians. As the director of administrative services at Square Peg Therapies, Emileigh supports therapists with all things administrative behind the scenes, so that therapists can focus on providing the best care to their patients. While not in the office, Emileigh spends time with her husband and three children. She enjoys traveling, hiking, gardening, and reading.

Skylar earned a Master of Science in Speech Pathology from Georgia Southern University in Savannah, Georgia. After spending her life in Georgia, Skylar relocated with her husband to Denver, Colorado. Skylar is an ASHA-certified speech-language pathologist who has provided therapy to individuals, both pediatrics and geriatrics, with a variety of diagnoses and needs. She has experience working with speech, language and feeding/swallowing disorders. She enjoys working with the whole family in the home health setting. It is important to help the child make the most progress and the family to learn to support their child the best way possible. Skylar has worked with a variety of diagnoses such as Autism, Down Syndrome, Williams Syndrome as well as various other syndromes and diagnoses. Skylar is trained in providing gestalt language processing treatment and also has a strong working knowledge of ABA principles. Skylar enjoys working with all individuals to help them communicate efficiently and eat safely. Aside from loving speech therapy, Skylar also loves spending time with her daughter and husband, snowboarding, watching college football and going to concerts.

Elizabeth grew up near Chicago, Illinois, where she spent much of her free time reading books and babysitting for the neighborhood kids. She then travelled north to snowy Wisconsin, where she combined her interests in language and children to earn both her BS and MS degrees in Communication Sciences and Disorders at UW – Madison (Go Badgers!). She holds her state license in Colorado and her Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) from the American Speech-Language and Hearing Association. Elizabeth has evaluated and treated individuals aged 8 months to 80 years, and has provided therapy for a variety of populations and diagnoses, including bilingual/ESL, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Cerebral Palsy, individuals with hearing or visual impairments, and a variety of genetic syndromes. She provides therapy in both Spanish and English, and specializes in serving the growing bilingual population in the Denver area. Every day, she seeks to give her clients the opportunity for relational connection, academic and vocational achievement, and self-expression through communication. Outside of work, Elizabeth loves to travel with her family while encountering different cultures and tasting delicious food. In Colorado, you’ll probably find her drinking coffee while engrossed in a good book, or enjoying the lovely mountain views by hiking or skiing.

Nicole is a licensed Doctor of Physical therapy. She graduated with her Doctorate from Nova Southeastern University in 2009 and with her Bachelors of Science in human biology from the University of Indianapolis in 2004. Nicole started her career in pediatrics and then being a navy wife took her into various settings including acute care, neurological rehabilitation, pediatric home care in a rural setting and finally back to Colorado where she continued to pursue her love for pediatrics and their families. Nicole has expertise in developmental and neurological disorders and is KT tape certified. She enjoys the challenges and provides several treatment options for each individual family including neurodevelopmental training, positioning, strength and agility training, aquatics, improving activity tolerance and improving quality of life for both the child and the family involved. She has a heart for making sure each child knows how strong they truly are. Outside of work, Nicole enjoys hiking, running and being active outdoors with her 3 kids.

Allie is a licensed and registered occupational therapist residing in Pine, CO. She is originally from Wisconsin, where she obtained her undergraduate and graduate degrees from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Allie holds a Bachelor’s degree in Rehabilitation Science, a Masters degree in Occupational Therapy, and a Global Health Certificate. She has been working as a pediatric Occupational Therapist since 2020 in the outpatient and home health settings, and loves connecting with families and children everyday for her job. Allie has a special interest in trauma informed care and mental health supports for families and children, and is proud to call herself a neurodiversity affirming therapist. She believes that all brains are beautiful and capable when they are provided with the right supports and opportunities. Allie has a history of working as a CNA, lab technician, teaching assistant, and a family intake coordinator at a respite care clinic. Although she has worked with people of all different ages and abilities, she has always loved working with and supporting families and children the most. Outside of work, Allie loves hiking, reading, cooking, candle making, and spending time with her husband and two dogs.

Erin Hundley grew up in Parker, CO but now lives in Elizabeth, CO with her husband and three kids. She graduated from CSU with a Bachelor of Science in Health and Exercise and then received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from University of Sioux Falls in South Dakota. She love running, camping and being outdoors with her family.

Caren Powell is an ASHA certified speech-language pathologist who has been practicing since 1992. Caren earned her BS at CU Boulder and her M.Ed. in Communication Science Disorders from the University of Georgia. Caren has provided therapy in a variety of settings including Denver Public Schools, Colorado Easter Seal, Saddle Up!, and private practice. Caren has enjoyed the variety of settings in which she has worked but truly loves the one on one time she can spend with clients and families. She has worked with a diversity of needs including childhood apraxia of speech, developmental delays, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, express/receptive language disorders, reading and curriculum adaptation, and has extensive experience in the area of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) for clients with complex communication needs. In her free time Caren loves spending time with her family on their many outdoor adventures, skiing, golfing and traveling.

Staci is a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist with over 20 years of experience providing individual and group therapy, training, mentorship, and leadership. She discovered her life’s purpose to support people with disabilities at a young age when volunteering at The Arc in her home state of Wisconsin. Staci is an entrepreneur with creative and innovative solutions for supporting individuals through understanding and connecting with them. Staci co-founded Alexicom Tech in 2007, an Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) software company. She has spoken at conferences to educate families and professions on AAC around the country. In 2019 Staci joined Susan Golubock, a retired Occupational Therapy and Autistic, in developing the Neuro Strengths-Based Support for Autism framework. The NSBSA framework helps bridge the gap in how non-autistics view autism and how autistics view themselves as well as understand the non-autistic way of thinking. Staci is passionate about supporting individuals with speech and communication needs so they can be confident and advocate for themselves.

Emmy Venner is a licensed speech-language pathologist and earned her Masters of Arts from Truman State University. She has worked in educational and home health settings in the Aurora and Denver area since receiving her degree in 2018. She has experience with wide array of disorders providing intervention in AAC, language skills, articulation, social skills, voice disorders, and advocacy skills for young children and adults. Emmy has worked with a diverse language background with experience with individual’s who speak Spanish, Karen, Kurdish, Arabic, and Swahili through interpretation and parent education. She believes in the home health approach to serve children and their families in their own environments to provide a functional carry over into all settings. She loves to incorporate play based tasks, art, and a child’s interests into intervention to practice skills in a functional, natural environment. Outside of speech therapy, Emmy enjoys cooking, home renovation, and spending time with her pets.

Karen Jacobs is a speech-language pathologist who has been practicing since 1992. Karen earned her M.A. in Communication Disorders from Northwestern University. She has provided therapy in a variety of settings, including educational, early-intervention, medical, and clinical environments, and has worked with children with speech sound disorders, receptive and expressive language impairments, auditory processing deficits, stuttering, social communication challenges, and complex communication needs.

Karen enjoys the one-on-one time she spends with clients and families, and her therapy approach is play-based, functional, and family-focused, designed to support meaningful progress in real-life communication. She thrives on collaborating with families and working as part of a team of providers.

Raised in the Chicago suburbs and now living in Colorado, Karen enjoys traveling, reading, and hiking with her two college-age daughters. She is also exploring knitting and gardening. Karen is excited to bring her experience and passion for communication to the Square Pegs Therapies community.

Susan Engel is a certified Speech-Language Pathologist with the American Speech-Language Hearing Association. She has been practicing for the past 27 years after graduating from Minot State University with her Bachelors of Science in Communication Disorders and Masters of Science in Speech-Language Pathology. Susan has completed a full year traineeship with JFK Partners with an emphasis in Augmentative Communication. Susan has supported students and their families from Early Childhood through the age of 21 and has assumed leadership roles within her school district within the area of Autism Spectrum Disorders. Susan is trained in Hanen’s It Takes Two to Talk and More Than Words, PROMPT, PECS, Lindamood Visualizing and Verbalizing, and has completed online TEACCH training through the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Susan and her husband have raised two children who are busy launching into their adult lives. They enjoy watching their son play baseball, traveling to see their kids and relaxing in their back yard.

Joy Collins is a licensed speech-language pathologist who earned her Master of Science from Baylor University in 2023. She is ASHA-certified and is passionate about personalizing speech therapy to the needs of the child and the family. Prior to this, Joy worked for many years as a language educator and a technology trainer.  Joy enjoys spending time with family and friends, hiking, gardening, listening to music and reading.

Alexandra grew up in the vibrant Logan Square neighborhood of Chicago. As a first-generation college student, she earned her B.S. in Communication Sciences and Disorders with a minor in Psychology from Grand Valley State University. She went on to complete her M.S. in Speech-Language Pathology at Illinois State University. Alexandra brings experience as a bilingual English/Spanish-speaking clinician, providing evaluations and individualized speech therapy for individuals ranging from 1 to 77 years old. She has worked with a wide range of diagnoses, including autism, childhood apraxia of speech, and ADHD. Her clinical experience also includes treatment in areas such as fluency, articulation, phonology, expressive/receptive language, and social communication. She values the opportunity to collaborate with families, learn about their goals, and build meaningful connections. Alexandra sees speech-language pathology as a dynamic, rewarding field that supports diverse communities and enhances quality of life. Passionate about her work, she is excited to begin a new chapter in Colorado—alongside her beloved cat, Momo—and looks forward to creating lasting memories in her new home.

Kaitlin Basta is a licensed and ASHA-certified Speech-Language Pathologist with over seven years of experience in school, clinic, and home health settings. She earned her B.A. in Speech and Hearing Sciences from the University of Colorado Boulder and her M.S. in Communication Sciences and Disorders from Idaho State University.

She provides individualized therapy for speech, language, swallowing, and cognitive-communication disorders, supporting individuals across the lifespan. Kaitlin also has educational training in orofacial myology and incorporates her foundational knowledge of American Sign Language and Spanish to enhance communication and accessibility for the individuals and families she serves.

Passionate about helping clients achieve meaningful progress, Kaitlin works closely with families to create therapy that builds practical skills for everyday life. Outside of work, she enjoys exploring Colorado, cooking, painting, and spending time with her toddler. She is always seeking ways to help others feel more connected, confident, and supported in their communication.

Marie is a licensed speech-language pathologist and certified Early Intervention provider. Prior to moving to Colorado, she spent five years as a research SLP with the Early Intervention Research Group at Northwestern University studying how to best support early communication development. In addition to working with families through Square Peg, she also works as a writer and editor at The Informed SLP, helping to connect practicing SLPs with current clinical research. Her approach is family-centered, strengths-based, and individualized. She lives in Denver and enjoys playing her cello in a community orchestra, painting watercolors, and hiking.

Tricia studied Art and Speech Language Pathology in her undergraduate studies at Calvin University in Grand Rapids, MI and remained at Calvin for her graduate studies.  Tricia has worked in pediatrics for over ten years in the school, clinical, and home health settings.  Tricia is passionate about neurodiversity affirming practices where relationships are the foundation and the fuel for progress.  While the practice of speech pathology is rather scientific, Tricia leans into the art of the process, creating space for patients to communicate in all ways and helping others see the value in all forms of communication.

Megan Cooney earned her B.S. and M.A. degrees from the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign where she became passionate about the field of speech pathology by learning evidenced based approaches to support children with various speech and language challenges. Today, she enjoys working with families to determine best treatment strategies to fit the needs of the child and provide the most success for their developmental journey. In her free time she loves to explore the mountains, attend various workout classes, and connect with family and friends!

Courtney earned her M.S. in Speech-Language Pathology from MSU Denver and her B.A. from the University of Colorado Boulder. As a first-generation college graduate and Colorado native, Courtney brings a deep passion for supporting children and their families through individualized, compassionate care. Courtney has experience working with children across a variety of settings, including schools, clinics, and home health. During her graduate training, she also worked with adults with Parkinson’s disease, gaining a broad foundation in communication disorders. Her clinical interests include autism and augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), and she is committed to using play-based, family-centered approaches that empower caregivers and support meaningful progress. Outside of work, Courtney enjoys reading, baking, pressing flowers, and creating handmade art. She loves spending time with her nieces and nephews and finds joy in sharing moments with family, friends, and the community she serves.

Abbey earned her Master’s in Speech Language Pathology from The College of Saint Rose in 2022. After spending much of her life on the East Coast, she was excited by the opportunity to move out West where she completed her clinical fellowship and spent two years working in Early Intervention (EI). In EI, Abbey found a passion for caregiver coaching, and aimed to empower parents, caregivers, and siblings to integrate speech & language strategies into play and daily routines. She has provided services to children with autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, complex medical needs, and a range of other diagnoses which can influence the development of speech and language. Additionally, Abbey has treated children with specific speech and language disorders, including expressive/receptive language disorder, stuttering, childhood apraxia of speech, and speech sound disorders. Abbey is committed to delivering person-centered and neurodiversity affirming care which
honors all communication forms. She is a strong advocate for incorporating multiple communication modalities, including low- and high- tech alternative and augmentative communication (AAC) systems. She values collaboration with assistive technology consultants, occupational, physical, and social emotional therapists and enjoys incorporating strategies which use multiple sensory modalities to meet a child where they are. When she’s not at work, you’ll likely find Abbey on a paddle board, hitting the slopes, or lounging in a hammock enjoying a good book.

Callie Gnam is originally from Cincinnati, Ohio and has lived in Colorado for the past three years. She earned both her undergraduate and graduate degrees in Speech Pathology from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Callie has two cats, Lily and Lenny. In her free time, she enjoys hiking, cooking, and traveling whenever possible. She has experience working as a speech pathologist in the public school system, supporting students of various ages with a wide range of support needs. Callie is passionate about neurodiversity-affirming therapy and enjoys advocating for the children she serves.

Laurin is a licensed and ASHA-certified Speech-Language Pathologist with more than 25 years of experience supporting children and families. She earned her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Communicative Disorders from San Diego State University. While she has worked throughout the continuum of care during her career, home health is where she is most passionate, as it allows her to partner closely with families, and support clients in their natural environments.

Throughout her career, Laurin has worked with children presenting with a wide range of communication, feeding, developmental, and medical needs. She has particular interests in feeding and swallowing, augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), and helping families integrate communication strategies into everyday routines and activities.

In addition to her clinical work, Laurin has held leadership roles overseeing teams of clinicians across both the United States and Australia, strengthening her commitment to evidence-based, family-centered care.

When she’s not working, Laurin enjoys traveling, spending time outdoors, live music, and embracing new adventures.

Liza Bowman is excited to join the Square Peg team as a Speech-Language Pathologist Clinical Fellow after previously serving in an administrative role with Square Peg Therapies for the past five years. She earned her master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of Northern Colorado and has a background in Elementary and Special Education from Grand Canyon University. Liza has experience working with children across a wide range of communication needs in both public school and outpatient clinical settings. She is passionate about partnering with families and providing empathetic, compassionate, and individualized care to every child she serves. Liza strives to create therapy experiences that are functional, engaging, and tailored to each child’s unique strengths and needs. As a Colorado native, Liza enjoys spending time with friends and family and feels grateful for the opportunity to support children and families in her home community through Square Peg Therapies.

Sarah is a licensed, registered Occupational Therapist who graduated with her Bachelor of Public Health and Master of Occupational Therapy degree from Governors State University in Chicago, Illinois. She has 7 years experience in the outpatient and Home-Health Geriatric setting and is excited to use her extensive clinical skills working in the pediatric setting. She was working as the Rehabilitation Director of an outpatient clinic before transitioning to Square Peg Therapies.  She enjoys collaborating directly with patients and families to create the best quality of life and overall independence to participate in daily tasks. She is passionate about working on foundational skills to allow her patients to successfully participate in ADLs independently as well as play-based and sensory processing therapy. Sarah currently resides in Denver, CO with her husband and two Golden Retrievers. Outside of work, she enjoys exploring Colorado’s many hiking trails, yoga, camping and trying new restaurants.

Syd (Sydney) lives in Aurora, CO. Syd attended Pacific University in Oregon for her Bachelor of Science degree in occupational therapy. After practicing she later went on to receive her Master of Science Degree in Occupational Therapy from San Jose University. Syd has 30 years of experience working with children with genetic (chromosome variations and conditions), neurodevelopmental, sensory integration, feeding, hemiplegia and cerebral palsy, vision, feeding difficulties, facial palsy, autism spectrum disorders and Down syndrome. Syd has conducted research and collaborates with families to support their child’s Just Right challenge for play and learning. Syd has partnered with Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center with empowering individuals through activity adaptations using outdoor activities and experiences for children for the past 10 years. Syd has extensive education in the areas of sensory integration, sensory modulation, feeding, handwriting and neurodevelopmental Treatment (NDT). Syd has completed advanced training with Self-Regulation and DIR®/Floortime™, Early Start Denver Model, Sensory Integration and Praxis (SIPT), Assisting Hand Certified (AHA), Kinesiotape and executive functioning. Syd is AOTA Board Certified in Pediatrics. She loves fostering a caring, compassionate environment for learning for her patients and families. When not providing occupational therapy, you can find Syd spending time with her husband, adult children hiking, traveling, enjoying the outdoors. She also enjoys quilting, crafts, gardening, and pilates and hanging out with her dog Lexi.  She cheers both for the Boise Broncos along with the Denver Broncos!

Joslynn earned her bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science at Colorado Mesa University in Grand Junction, CO and Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy from A.T. Still University in Mesa, AZ. Following her graduation, Joslynn returned to Colorado where she grew up. She has experience working with all ages and stages of life and has a particular passion for working with children and their families. In her free time Joslynn enjoys spending time with family, crafting, and the outdoors.

Sarah Jacquot was born and raised in southeastern Wisconsin, near Milwaukee. She attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison for her undergraduate degree in Rehabilitation Psychology and graduate degree in Occupational Therapy. She was introduced to the therapy world from her mom, who is an SLP. From there, Sarah went on to volunteer at various camps for youth with disabilities as well as volunteer in special education classrooms and shadow OTs in the school environment. Sarah’s first job out of college was at a large hospital in Milwaukee with a neuro rehab unit. Although she enjoyed working with an adult population and being challenged by the neurology field, she realized her passion remained with providing care for and interacting with children and their families. Sarah has experience with a range of disabilities including ASD, Down syndrome, developmental delay, Cerebral palsy, sensory processing disorder, and unspecified motor planning deficits. Outside of work, Sarah is enjoying getting to know her new home here in Denver, spending her weekends outdoors hiking and camping, and cheering for the Green Bay Packers! She is excited to be a part of the Square Peg Therapy team and continue to build upon her passion of collaborating with families to provide their children with the tools to be successful in any environment they encounter.

Emily is a licensed, registered occupational therapist who achieved her Master of Science in Occupational Therapy from the University of Wisconsin- Madison in 2020 and bachelors degree in Exercise Science from Winona State University in 2017.

Emily is a Trust Based Relational Intervention (TBRI) trained practitioner through Texas Christian University. The TBRI approach is based on forming a strong base of connection with a child and viewing their past from a holistic viewpoint. All children benefit from a trusting relationship with a safe adult, but for children who have experienced trauma and early adversity it is a necessity.

Emily is passionate about learning from the lived experience of autistic and neurodivergent adults on how to best support the children and teens she works with. She values family participation, neurodiversity affirming care, mental wellbeing, and autonomy in her treatment sessions.

Outside of work, Emily enjoys spending time hiking with her partner, Erik, and puppy, Murphy, listening to podcasts, or reading fantasy books with a cup of hot tea. As a midwesterner new to the state, she’s always happy to receive recommendations on your favorite Colorado activities!

Anna is a licensed, registered Occupational Therapist who graduated with her Bachelor of Human Development and Family Studies and Master of Occupational Therapy degree from Colorado State University in Fort Collins, CO. She has 3 years of experience in the outpatient and Home-Health pediatric settings. She emphasizes child-led, play-based practice and promoting self-confidence by meeting children where they are at in their learning journey. She is passionate about celebrating neurodiversity and using a client’s strengths to meet their goals in collaboration with parent expertise. Anna currently resides in Arvada, CO with her husband and husky Henley. Outside of work, she enjoys board games, yoga, camping and spending time with her musical family.

Sandra is a licensed, registered Occupational Therapist residing in Castle Rock, CO. She earned her Bachelor of Public Health and Master of Occupational Therapy at Governors State University in Chicago, Illinois. From there, Sandra has worked as an Occupational Therapist in both Colorado and Utah, but is happy to call Colorado her permanent home. Sandra has 7 years experience working as a pediatric OT in home-health and outpatient settings. She has additional training in SOS Approach to Feeding from the Star Institute, as well as 2 years experience providing Hippotherapy to her patients. Sandra uses a sensory integrative approach in her treatments and loves collaborating with parents and families to help her patients achieve their best functional outcomes. Outside of work, Sandra enjoys trail-running, rock climbing, and camping with her toddler and rescue pup.

Katie graduated from St Ambrose University in Davenport, Iowa with a bachelors degree in psychology and a masters degree in occupational therapy. While the first 10 years of Katie’s career were spent in acute care and rehab with adults overcoming neurological and physical challenges, her passion for pediatrics was reignited after having her twins that were born premature. Through both adult and pediatric paths she has endured a passion for helping individuals achieve their highest level of independence through neurological, adaptive, and whole-person approaches. Katie enjoyed being trained as an SOS feeding therapist and working in an outpatient pediatric clinic for two years prior to joining the Square Peg team. She has found the home setting to be beneficial in maximizing her clients potential. Katie’s occupational therapy career has spanned over many states outside of Colorado including DC, Texas, and Oklahoma, but she is happy to return to her home state of Colorado and call Castle Rock home. In her free time Katie enjoys running, various crafts, and spending time with her family.

Angelia (Angel for short) is a licensed, registered Occupational Therapist residing in Aurora, CO. She earned both her Bachelor’s & Master’s degrees (in Occupational Therapy) from Bay Path university in Longmeadow, MA. Since graduating in 2017, Angel has been working as an OT in residential psychiatric, school-based and home health settings, with years in the home-health setting. Angel has extensive experience and training in sensory modulation, trauma, and attachment informed care as well as animal-assisted therapy, though her therapy dog, Tyson, is now retired. Due to this background, Angel utilizes trauma informed lens when approaching her pediatric clients. Outside of her career, Angel is a mom of two little girls, including a 3 year old with significant special needs due to a diagnosis of Partial Trisomy 18. This lived experience gives Angel a unique understanding of how our patients and their families navigate the world.

Hannah was born in and has lived in Colorado for much of her life, with some time as a child spent in a tiny town in Kansas. Hannah has always been interested in working with children; while volunteering in a preschool classroom she was introduced to and fell in love with occupational therapy. She began her studies by attending the University of Wyoming for her Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology and Health Promotion. Hannah then attended Colorado State University for her Doctorate in Occupational Therapy. She is a registered and licensed occupational therapist with experience in early intervention, passionate about supporting
families and children in their everyday lives. In her free time Hannah enjoys spending time with her partner and their two dogs. Hannah also enjoys a myriad of hobbies including, sewing, dressmaking, painting, print making, knitting, playing tennis, and reading.

Beth is a licensed, registered Occupational Therapist with a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Birmingham-Southern College, a Master of Science in Zoology from Southern Illinois University, and a Master of Science in Occupational Therapy from the University of Alabama at Birmingham. She also holds a specialized certification in hippotherapy, an evidence-based treatment approach that utilizes the movement of the horse to support therapeutic goals.

With 26 years of experience serving the pediatric population and adults with developmental disabilities, Beth is passionate about helping individuals achieve greater independence and participation in everyday life. She specializes in utilizing developmental progression, sensory processing and integration, motor planning, visual-motor skills, and assistive technology to develop individualized treatment plans that maximize each client’s functional abilities. She values collaborating with multidisciplinary teams and partnering closely with families through education and training to support holistic growth and long-term success.

Beth currently resides in Centennial, Colorado, with her husband, two daughters, horses, dogs, and cats. Outside of work, she enjoys horseback riding, exploring new restaurants, knitting, reading, and spending time with family and friends.

Nicole Asquino is a licensed Physical Therapist who completed her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from The University of Rhode Island. Nicole also completed her Undergraduate degree in Biology in 2019.  Nicole has experience working with a variety of ages and diagnoses. Nicole discovered her passion for the pediatric population in graduate school after completing a school based pediatric clinical. Nicole is passionate regarding play based, child-led physical therapy practice. She is grateful for the opportunity to work with families and children to provide support and education to create a positive impact on a child’s gross motor skills and increase access to their home and community. When Nicole is not working you can find her camping, hiking with her dog, or in the pottery studio.

Lynn Adams is a licensed Doctor of Physical Therapy. She received her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Texas Woman’s University in 2010 and her Master’s of Physical Therapy in 2007 from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center. She completed her undergraduate degree in 2003 at The University of Texas. Lynn has spent the past 15 years working in the pediatric setting in both the inpatient setting and in the home health setting. She was able to assist a preschool for children with special needs and has greatly enjoyed the opportunity to collaborate with other therapists and values a multi-disciplinary approach when treating a child. Lynn has expertise in both developmental and neurological disorders with extensive history in treating children with Down Syndrome, neurological disorders and plagiocephaly. She believes in meeting each family where they are in their journey and utilizing her skill set to assist the family and child with reaching their maximum potential through positioning, strengthening, neurodevelopmental training, endurance training and equipment recommendations. There is no better feeling in the world than seeing a child meet a major developmental milestone or accomplish a personal goal! Lynn, her husband, two boys and dog recently relocated to Colorado from Texas. She spends her free time on the tennis court, hiking trails and cheering her children on from the sidelines.

Nell De Martini is a licensed Doctor of Physical Therapy and a Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Pediatric Physical Therapy (PCS). Nell received their doctorate at Columbia University in New York City in 2022 and obtained their PCS certification in 2025. They have extensive experience in the pediatric setting across all ages and diagnoses including neuromuscular disorders, gross motor delays, torticollis/plagiocephaly, pediatric pelvic floor, and orthopedic conditions. Nell values evidence based, family centered care and is dedicated to empowering all children and their families to reach their goals. They believe in the potential of every child and are committed to celebrating every small win along the way. Outside of work, Nell enjoys running, reading, watching women’s sports, keeping up with the latest pop culture news, and spending time with their wife and two cats. They recently relocated to Denver from NYC and are looking forward to exploring everything that Colorado has to offer!

Mykenzie is a licensed physical therapist who earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Mayo Clinic School of Health Sciences in Rochester, Minnesota, and her bachelor’s degree in Exercise and Sport Science with a minor in Psychology from the University of Wisconsin–La Crosse. Mykenzie has been working with children since the beginning of her undergraduate education and has experience working with children with a variety of developmental, neurological, genetic, and orthopedic diagnoses, including cerebral palsy, developmental delays, hypotonia, autism, seizure disorders, and complex genetic conditions. She is passionate about providing individualized, play-based, and family-centered care that supports each child’s unique strengths and goals. She values collaboration with families and other members of the care team to help children build foundational motor skills and increase their participation and independence in everyday activities. Mykenzie is excited to continue serving children and families in the home health setting and is passionate about helping children reach their potential through meaningful, engaging therapy. Outside of work, she enjoys reading, cooking, hiking, camping, playing volleyball, and exploring Colorado with her partner, Austin.