Meet our Therapy Team
In addition to our feathered and fur covered therapists, we have an incredible team of human therapists who are ready to walk alongside you in your journey. Check out their profiles below and click to connect with them for a consultation.
Jenna Kapp, LCSW
"I believe you're more capable than you give yourself credit for — sometimes you just need the right space to figure that out."
Jenna didn't set out to become a therapist, but after spending several summers working with at-risk youth, she kept coming back to it. There is something about watching teenagers start to break cycles and figure themselves out that she couldn't walk away from. Jenna specializes in working with teenagers through adults.
Jenna is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, and she shows up every day because this work matters to her. Jenna utilizes many therapeutic tools during her sessions including training in EMDR.
Outside of work you'll find Jenna in the garden, cooking something new, reading, or exploring somewhere she’s never been. She believes in the same things she encourages in her clients — slowing down, being present, and making space for the things that fill you up.
Blair Fulton, LPC
“I strive to create a space that respects and affirms all identities, backgrounds, and family structures.”
Blair is a Licensed Professional Counselor with extensive experience supporting children, teens, and families through the complexities of growing up and growing together. She’s worked in elementary and middle schools, as an in-home family therapist, and as a clinical supervisor for therapists working with youth. These experiences have given her a deep understanding of the challenges families face and how much support parents deserve along the way.
Her approach to therapy is grounded in compassion, practicality, and respect for each person’s unique experience.
She is fluent in Spanish and welcome Spanish-speaking clients. She is also EMDR trained and loves being out at the ranch with clients.
Whether addressing parenting challenges, healing from trauma, or navigating life transitions - the goal is to help you feel grounded, capable, and supported as you move toward growth & connection.
Kathy Hulley, MA, LPC
Kathy is a Licensed Professional Counselor who has been in the field for 20+ years. She jokes that she practiced on her family and friends long before receiving her degree! Kathy is passionate about horses and teenagers. She loves combining the energy of both in the therapeutic setting. She and Bruno are members of the Professional Therapy Dogs of Colorado Association. Kathy has volunteered with the National Sports Center for the Disabled Therapeutic Riding and Ski Programs, a variety of school intervention programs and has spoken on the topic of bullyproofing your school. When not working, Kathy enjoys horseback riding, spending time with her husband of 40 years, and children and grandchildren. She loves to be outdoors, soaking up the Colorado sunshine and bluebird skies - in any way she can.
What is AAT?
Animal-Assisted Therapy (AAT) is the planned inclusion of an animal in a client’s counseling treatment plan. Animals non-judgmental affection can contribute to the development of trust, self-esteem, ego strength, confidence and attachment to people. They improve our mood, take our mind off of our troubles for a little while, stimulate conversation, and reduce anxiety, agitation and sadness. And guarantee putting a smile on your face!