Meet the Team

Adaptive Exercise Specialists

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    TJ Maynes

    Program Supervisor, Internship Coordinator & Adaptive Exercise Specialist

    Denver native TJ earned a bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science with a healthcare concentration from Metropolitan State University. He joined NeuAbility as an intern in 2024 and now serves as a program supervisor and internship coordinator.

    Email: tj@neuability.org

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    Hanah Munger

    Program Supervisor
    & Adaptive Exercise Specialist

    Hanah earned a B.S. in Health and Exercise Science from Colorado State University and joined NeuAbility after interning here. She also brings experience from a physical therapy clinic and hippotherapy, and serves as a stretching specialist and program supervisor.

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    Austin Wheatley

    Adaptive Exercise Specialist


    Austin holds degrees in exercise science and therapeutic recreation. His experience with accessible sports at Morgan’s Wonderland and in parks and recreation drives his goal of expanding adaptive team sports and athlete resources in Colorado.

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    Tyler Hofferber

    Lead Adaptive Exercise Specialist


    Tyler earned a degree in Health and Exercise Science from Colorado State University and joined NeuAbility after an internship. He specializes in strength and conditioning, serves as a Rise & Walk specialist, coaches the CSU Barbell team, and helps the Denver Barbarians wheelchair rugby team.

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    Miya Trujillo

    Adaptive Exercise Specialist

    Miya earned a B.S. in Health and Exercise Science, with an emphasis in Human Performance and a minor in Physiology, from the University of Northern Colorado. She joined NeuAbility after interning in 2025 and also coaches high school sports and helps run a youth wrestling league.

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    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. 


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    Shaylee Befus

    Adaptive Exercise Specialist

    Shaylee earned a B.S. in Kinesiology at Jacksonville University, where she played beach volleyball, then pursued a thesis-based master’s in Kinesiology and research internships. Her own athletic injuries sparked her interest in exercise as medicine and a path toward medical school.

Integrative Health Services

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    Aimee Godin

    Integrative Health Services Manager
    & Massage Therapist

    Aimee has provided massage at NeuAbility since 2014 and has managed Integrative Health Therapies since 2024. Trained in Thai and Western massage, she combines stretching, massage, and cupping in her sessions.

    Emal: aimee@neuability.org

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    Andrew Saenz

    Massage Therapist


    Andrew’s brother’s spinal cord injury inspired him to serve the neurological disability community through massage. At NeuAbility for three years, he offers deep tissue and neuromuscular techniques adapted to each client’s comfort and positioning.

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    Gigi Good

    Acupuncturist


    Gigi began her career as an Army flight medic and spent 12 years as a personal trainer before studying Traditional Chinese Medicine. She graduated in 2022 and now practices both privately and at NeuAbility.

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    Sarah Cowley

    Acupuncturist


    Sarah earned a double master’s in acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine from the Colorado School of Traditional Chinese Medicine. She has also completed specialty coursework in musculoskeletal disorders, women’s health, and internal medicine.

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    Makenzie Hull

    Acupuncturist

    Makenzie, LAc, earned a master’s in Acupuncture from Colorado Chinese Medicine University. She specializes in trigger point therapy, neurological conditions, and chronic pain, and brings a background in adaptive recreation.

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    Dr. Chris Dorsa

    Chiropractor

    Dr. Christopher Dorsa has worked with people living with spinal cord injuries for more than six years. A graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic West, he provides individualized care focused on each patient’s function, comfort, and goals.

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    Dr. Robert Brown

    Chiropractor

    Dr. Rob is a fourth-generation chiropractor who attended Life University College of Chiropractic. He draws on experience across chiropractic settings to tailor care to each patient’s goals, lifestyle, and needs.

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    Dr. Brent Jenogan

    Chiropractor

    Dr. Brent specializes in functional neurology, brain health, and organ systems. He takes time to listen, investigate symptoms, and explain his findings in plain language.

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    MASSAGE THERAPIST

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    Mo Kerr

    Massage Therapist

    Mo offers trauma-informed clinical bodywork, including neuromuscular therapy, sports massage, and myofascial release. Mo tailors sessions with techniques drawn from Barefoot Ashiatsu, Thai Yoga, Romi Romi, and other traditions studied during their travels.

ADMINISTRATION

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    Emily Miller

    EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR


    Emily has more than 17 years of nonprofit experience and studied at the University of Kansas and in Durham, England. At NeuAbility, she focuses on strong programs, meaningful partnerships, and welcoming communities for neurodiverse individuals and their families.

    Email: emily@neuability.org

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    Kim Gutierrez

    OFFICE MANAGER


    Kim studied Microbiology and Public Health at the University of California, Davis, and moved to Denver in 2021. Her sister’s experience with cerebral palsy helped shape her appreciation for adaptive exercise.

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    Sam Richardson

    ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT &
    GRANT COORDINATOR

    Sam earned a B.A. in Political Science from Metropolitan State University of Denver. He first volunteered with NeuAbility and now supports grants, funding applications, and administrative operations; his father’s experience with Guillain–Barré syndrome shaped his interest in disability advocacy.

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    Errick Kreigh

    ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT & SCHEDULER


    Errick has lived with a T12 spinal cord injury since 2013 and enjoys basketball, rugby, pickleball, and hand-cycling. He values NeuAbility’s accessible equipment, trainer support, and sense of community.

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