Meet the Team

Adaptive Exercise Specialists

  • Daniel Wagner

    OUTREACH DIRECTOR & SENIOR ADAPTIVE EXERCISE SPECIALIST

    Daniel Wagner was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. Dan graduated from New Mexico Highlands University, where he obtained his Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science and a Master’s Degree in Human Performance and Sport.

    Daniel is well-versed in the field of fitness and exercise and has competed in numerous sports at the collegiate level. Daniel participates on the Denver Barbarians Rugby team, playing the position of second row lock. Daniel now looks to feed his passion of using exercise science to assist others improve their quality of life through the programs at NeuAbility.

  • Tyler Hofferber

    LEAD ADAPTIVE EXERCISE SPECIALIST

    Tyler Hofferber was born and raised in Denver, Colorado. Tyler graduated from Colorado State University with a bachelor’s of science degree in Health & Exercise science with a concentration in Health Promotion. In his senior semester at Colorado State University, he completed his internship at NeuAbility where he ended up never leaving until he was hired as a trainer and the Rise & Walk specialist.

    Tyler specializes in strength and conditioning as he grew up playing sports all his life where he competed in bodybuilding in high school and now is a competitive powerlifter for the USAPL. Tyler also is the head coach for the Colorado State University Barbell team as well as helping out with the Denver Barbarians wheelchair rugby team. Tyler his whole life has been passionate about helping others and making the lives around him better with lots of humor and terrible dad jokes.

  • TJ Maynes

    PROGRAM SUPERVISOR, INTERNSHIP COORDINATOR & ADAPTIVE EXERCISE SPECIALIST

    TJ Maynes was born and raised in Denver, Colorado. He graduated from Metropolitan State University with his Bachelor’s of Exercise Science Degree with a concentration in healthcare. TJ had the opportunity to intern here at NeuAbility in 2024 and never looked back as he was hired on as an Adaptive Exercise Specialist. TJ is now one of the Program Supervisors and the Internship Coordinator.


  • Hanah Munger

    PROGRAM SUPERVISOR & ADAPTIVE EXERCISE SPECIALIST


    Hanah is a Colorado native from Thornton who earned her B.S. in Health and Exercise Science from Colorado State University. She discovered her passion for adaptive fitness while interning at NeuAbility during her final semester and now serves as an adaptive exercise specialist, stretching specialist, and program supervisor. Prior to joining NeuAbility full-time, she worked in a physical therapy clinic and gained experience with hippotherapy through the Temple Grandin Equine Center.
    Hanah is passionate about helping individuals with paralysis build strength, independence, and confidence through adaptive fitness. Outside of NeuAbility, she owns and operates a horse boarding business and enjoys spending time outdoors with family and friends while fostering a supportive, welcoming community for every client.

  • Austin Wheatley

    ADAPTIVE EXERCISE SPECIALIST

    Austin Wheatley is a CO transplant from South Texas. His education includes an undergraduate degree in exercise science and a master’s degree in Therapeutic Recreation. Austin interned at Morgan’s Wonderland, an organization in San Antonio, Texas focusing on accessibility and inclusion. Having hosted practices for wheelchair sports, visual impairment sports, and inclusion sports, this is where Austin found a passion for adapted and para-sports. Additionally, he has worked in Parks and Recreation and knows the value of community connection and competition participation.

    Austin’s professional goal are to increase the adapted team sport and parasport opportunities here in Colorado and create a stronger resource network for adapted sport and parasport athletes.

  • Miya Trujillo

    ADAPTIVE EXERCISE SPECIALIST

    Miya was born and raised in Denver, Colorado. She earned her Bachelors of Science in Health and Exercise Science with an emphasis in Human Performance and a Minor in Physiology from the University of Northern Colorado. During her final semester she completed her internship at NeuAbility in 2025 where she fell in love with the community and is now an Adaptive Exercise Specialist.

    She grew up playing several different sports, she continues this passion through coaching softball, wrestling and soccer at a Denver Public High School, as well as helping run a youth wrestling league.


  • Ben Cole

    ADAPTIVE EXERCISE SPECIALIST

    Ben was born in California and raised just south of Denver. Ben was an intern here at NeuAbility in the fall of 2025 and went on to  graduate from Metropolitan State University with a B.S. in Sport and Exercise science. He played baseball growing up and until college and found his great interest in helping others during recovery from a surgery. 


  • Shaylee Befus

    ADAPTIVE EXERCISE SPECIALIST

    Shaylee Befus was born and raised in Brighton, Colorado. Her experiences with injuries early in her athletic career initiated her interest in utilizing exercise as medicine and also her path to medical school. She played beach volleyball at Jacksonville University and earned a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology while on the premed track. She continued to pursue these passions through a thesis-based Masters in Kinesiology and internships as a research assistant.

Integrative Health

  • Aimee Godin

    MASSAGE THERAPIST

    Aimee has been a Massage Therapist with NA since 2014 and our Integrative Health Therapies Manager since 2024. She graduated from Denver Integrative Massage School in 2013 where she was trained in both Thai and Western Massage. Her sessions combine both modalities providing  stretching, massage and cupping to help assist in an increase in range of motion and a decrease in muscle spasms.  

    When she’s not working you can find her on an adventure with her dog Fern or playing in the garden. 

  • Andrew Saenz

    MASSAGE THERAPIST

    From Lakewood CO, Andrew became involved in the neurological disabilities community when his brother sustained an SCI that left him quadriplegic. He entered massage therapy as a means to help this community. He has been at Neuability for 3 years and always looks forward to his days here. His style is deep tissue, neuromuscular and he can adapt massage to your comfort, whether that be in a chair, on tne table, completely clothed, or any combination! 

  • Gigi Good

    ACUPUNCTURIST

    Gigi Good is passionate about helping others feel their best. She started her journey in medicine as a flight medic in the Army, then spent 12 years as a personal trainer. In 2018, she decided to switch gears and study Traditional Chinese Medicine. She graduated in 2022, and works in private practice as well as with NeuAbility. She loves to be active, mountain bike and rollerblade as well as write and study Chinese Medicine and holistic health. She uses a variety of techniques and lenses in her practice, in order to create the biggest change.

  • Sarah Cowley

    ACUPUNCTURIST

    Sarah studied traditional Chinese medicine at the Colorado School of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Denver where she earned a double masters in acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine. Sarah is passionate about helping her patients achieve quality of life and wellness by addressing their goals at the root of the issue. She has taken specialty courses in musculoskeletal disorders, women’s health, and internal medicine which has provided her with an ability to treat the diversities of conditions that occur in the human body.

    Outside of practicing Sarah enjoys everything this beautiful state has to offer including camping, hiking, and snowboarding. She also loves singing and performing in bands and choir.

  • Dr. Chris Dorsa

    CHIROPRACTOR

    Dr. Christopher Dorsa has worked with individuals living with spinal cord injuries for more than six years, helping patients maximize function, reduce pain, and improve overall quality of life. His approach combines hands-on chiropractic care with a deep appreciation for the unique challenges faced by those with neurological injuries. Dr. Dorsa received his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic West and is committed to providing compassionate, individualized care that supports each patient's goals and independence.

  • Dr. Robert Brown

    CHIROPRACTOR

    Dr. Rob grew up in New York and is a fourth-generation chiropractor. He attended Life University College of Chiropractic in Atlanta, where he deepened his understanding of the body’s innate ability to heal. While in school, he worked in a variety of chiropractic settings, gaining experience across multiple styles and patient populations. Dr. Rob takes an individualized approach to care, recognizing that no two patients are the same. He personalizes each care plan based on the patient’s goals, lifestyle, and needs, with a focus on restoring function, improving movement, and supporting long-term health.

  • Dr. Brent Jenogan

    CHIROPRACTOR

    Dr. Brent specializes in functional neurology, brain health, and organ systems, a depth of care that goes well beyond what most people expect when they walk through a chiropractic door. He believes the body is a system and not a collection of isolated parts. Every signal it sends has a meaning and every symptom has a source. When you find the source, you do not manage the problem, you solve it. What that looks like in practice: he listens, investigates and explains what he finds in plain language. He believes a patient who understands their own body is a patient who gets better, and stays better. You will not leave his office with a vague answer. You will leave with clarity.

  • Patricia

    MASSAGE THERAPIST
    Creative and strategic in equal measure

  • Mo Kerr

    MASSAGE THERAPIST

    Clinical bodywork who offers trauma informed touch paired with a range of modalities, including: Neuromuscular Therapy, Sports Massage, and specializes in Myofascial Release. Mo loves to tailor treatments to each client, by utilizing elements of Barefoot Ashiatsu, Thai Yoga, Romi Romi and techniques inspired by the amazing traditional healing practioners she was so lucky to learn and train with while along her travels.

    Mo feels incredibly thankful to be here with everyone at NeuAbility! To have found a home within this gorgeous community and alongside this incredible team - continues to be the highlight of her career in clinical massage.

ADMINISTRATION

  • Emily Miller

    EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

    Emily Miller was born in Kansas and graduated from the University of Kansas before receiving her master’s degree in Durham, England. She has spent more than 17 years working in the nonprofit sector and is passionate about building strong programs, meaningful partnerships, and welcoming communities.

    As Executive Director of NeuAbility, Emily is committed to supporting neurodiverse individuals and their families through programs that create connection, confidence, and lasting impact. She believes inclusive communities are stronger communities, and she is grateful to be part of NeuAbility’s mission to help individuals feel supported, valued, and empowered to thrive.

  • Kim Gutierrez

    OFFICE MANAGER

    Kim Gutierrez grew up in California and Texas, and moved to Denver in 2021 looking for a change. She enjoys being outdoors roller skating, hiking, and staying active. When Kim is not outside, she is practicing yoga, going to rock concerts, taking photos, and reading. Kim studied Microbiology and Public Health at the University of California Davis, and enjoys learning about how the human body works.

    Kim has a sister with Cerebral Palsy, which has opened her eyes to the importance of adaptive exercise. She is incredibly happy to be a part of NeuAbility’s community.

  • Sam Richardson

    ADMNISTRATIVE ASSISTANT & GRANT COORDINATOR

    Sam Richardson was born and raised in Thornton, Colorado. He graduated from Metropolitan State University of Denver, earning a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science. His interest in disability advocacy was shaped by his father’s experience with Guillain–Barré syndrome, which gave an understanding of the challenges faced by individuals with paralysis. Sam’s involvement with NeuAbility began through volunteering, where he became engaged with the NeuAbility community, eventually transitioning to the role of Grants Coordinator and Administrative Assistant. In his role at NeuAbility, Sam supports fundraising and organizational operations through grant writing, funding applications, and general administrative support.

  • Errick Kreigh

    ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT & SCHEDULER

    I’m Errick. I’m a T12 para and I was injured in 2013. In my spare time I enjoy playing basketball, rugby, pickleball and hand-cycling. I recently competed in a 13-mile loop race on my hand cycle that went for about 12 hours and in the end I went about 40 miles. I choose to come to NeuAbility because nobody shames me for skipping leg day. In reality though NeuAbility provides immediate access to wheelchair accessible equipment and having interns and trainers there to assist you if you need it. I’ve been to many rec centers and other gyms and nothing provides the community and easy access quite like NeuAbility.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • We offer different types of adaptive exercise which are 1 on 1 Adaptive Exercise Sessions, Adaptive Open-Gym Memberships, and Adaptive Group Circuit Classes.

    We also offer integrative therapies like Acupuncture, Massage Therapy and Chiropractic

  • Getting started is simple. Reach out through our contact form or schedule a call—we’ll walk you through the next steps and answer any questions along the way.

  • We’re located in Northern Denver: 866 East 78th Avenue Denver, CO 80229

  • You can reach us anytime by giving us a call at 303-286-0918 or emailing us at admin@neuability.org

  • Pricing varies on what you need. Please contact us with any questions you may have and we’ll be happy to answer them!

  • Our gym is 100% adaptive and wheelchair-accessible equipment. We’ve made it easy for someone to be as independent as possible, but also provide the support one needs at anytime.

    We are a community, a family here at NeuAbility