Meet the Team – Teton Behavior Therapy

FAMILY THERAPISTS AND COUNSELORS

Director Team

Jennifer Bradof, MSW, LCSW

Executive Director

Wyoming & Idaho Licensed

Jennifer Bradof serves as the Executive Director and Clinical Director of Teton Behavior Therapy (TBT). Jennifer began TBT after identifying a need for expanded mental health care services in both Idaho and Wyoming. She began her social work career in Chicago, Illinois before moving to Jackson in 2005. She graduated with a Master’s Degree in Social Work from the University of Illinois. Before starting Teton Behavior Therapy, she worked as a School Social Worker with the Teton County School District, and as the Junior Advocate Coordinator at the Community Safety Network. Jennifer has over 20 years experience working with children, adolescents, adults, and families in a variety of settings including schools and hospitals. She values being a mother to her three children, spending time in the outdoors and actively participating in the community.

Jean Abrams, MSW, LCSW

Clinical Director of Idaho TBT

(she/her/hers)

Wyoming & Idaho Licensed

Jean Abrams is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 20 years of experience. Jean is from Avon Lake, OH, and received a BA in Women’s Studies from Ohio State University. Jean moved to Jackson, WY in 1998 and worked for Community Safety Network and Teton County Victim Witness Program. In 2006, Jean pursued her Masters of Social Work degree from Colorado State University, with the goal of exploring the clinical aspect of social work in addition to working with diverse client populations. Upon graduating, Jean worked in the Special Education Department at Children’s Learning Center, supporting children and families to thrive as individuals and within their family and school ecosystems.

Jean joined Teton Behavior Therapy in 2018 and currently works with children, families, individuals and is an ally of those who identify as LGBTQUIA+. Jean uses a strengths-based perspective as well as a number of therapeutic modalities and techniques when working with clients including; EMDR, CBT, Family Therapy, Play Therapy, and more. Jean is trained in Synergetic Play Therapy, Perinatal Mood Disorders, positive parenting and supporting teachers with challenging behavior in the classroom. As a clinician, Jean prioritizes trauma-informed care, celebrates the diversity of humans, and the opportunity for each of us to live our truest lives.

Jean is a mother who finds solace and joy playing in the mountains with her family and friends.

Sarah Caldwell, MSW, LCSW

Director of Operations and Wyoming Clinical Director

Wyoming & Idaho Licensed

Sarah has been a resident of Teton County since 2017, where she lives with her husband and two young daughters. Since joining the community, she has steadily grown her clinical practice, working with individuals and families across the lifespan. Her dedication to compassionate care and clinical excellence naturally evolved into her leadership role at Teton Behavior Therapy, where she now serves as both Clinical Director and Operations Director

Sarah is experienced in working with clients of all ages and is trained in a range of evidence-based modalities, including Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Emotionally Focused Family Therapy (EFFT), and Trauma-Focused CBT (TF-CBT). While her leadership role supports the development of the TBT clinical team and the overall practice, Sarah remains deeply committed to her work with clients. She is passionate about the transformative power of therapy and the healing that can occur within a safe, trusting therapeutic relationship.

Sarah strives to create a welcoming and supportive environment where all individuals feel seen, heard, and respected—no matter their background, identity, or life experience.

Outside of her professional life, Sarah enjoys time with her family and is proud to serve the children, adolescents, adults, and families of our community with care and integrity.

Kelsi Lovejoy, MSW, LCSW

Pinedale Clinical Director

Wyoming Licensed

Kelsi is a Sublette County native who received both her undergraduate in Sociology and her Masters of Social Work degrees from the University of Wyoming. Graduating in 2019 with her MSW, Kelsi then worked in Community Mental health, gaining valuable experience with a large range of mental health disorders, including but not limited to trauma and stress-related disorders, anxiety, depression, substance misuse/abuse, child/family therapy, life transition issues, and couples’ work. Kelsi has been with TBT since December of 2020 and has enjoyed focusing on her work with young children, teens, and adults with histories of complex trauma.

Kelsi is an EMDR (eye-movement desensitization and reprocessing), SPT (synergetic play therapy), and CAMS (collaborative assessment and management of suicidality) practitioner. She upholds the belief that every human being has inherent worth and value and has made it her mission to help others see this in themselves.

When she is not in the office, Kelsi and her husband prefer to spend their time connecting with friends and family or enjoying various activities in the mountains with their dog, Tave (who can also frequently be seen around the office asking for belly rubs) and the newest additions to their clan, two BLM burros named Ava and Orly.

Hillary Lavino, MSW, LCSW

Assistant of Operations & JH Clinical Director

(she/her/hers)

Wyoming & Idaho Licensed

Hillary is a clinical social worker based out of our Jackson office. Hillary sees inherent value and worth in everyone and is passionate about offering others the space and tools to explore the internal and external barriers holding them back from leading connected and fulfilling lives. She enjoys working with adolescents, families, and adults from diverse racial, cultural, and gender identities, sexualities, socioeconomic statuses, and backgrounds. Hillary received a BS in Art Education from the University of Vermont before gaining a Master’s in Social Work from the University of Wyoming. Hillary taught locally at SIS and JHHS as a tenured art educator before entering social work.

Born and raised in Teton County, Wyoming, Hillary is very invested in the well-being of our community. She utilizes a strengths-based and trauma-informed approach and strives to make therapy engaging and dynamic. Hillary is an Eye-Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) practitioner and has received additional training in ADHD, OCD, disordered eating, substance use disorders, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and Emotion-Focused Family Therapy (EFFT). Hillary’s focus areas encompass trauma, attachment, anxiety-related disorders, ADHD, addictions, and life transitions.

Outside of work, Hillary enjoys all the outdoor adventuring this area has to offer- skiing in particular.

Anne Ellingson, MAC, CAP, LPC

Therapist & Director of Team Support

Wyoming & Idaho Licensed

Anne has lived and worked in Jackson since 1988. As a clinician, she has worked extensively with adults with substance use disorder, domestic violence, mental health and anger issues. Anne received her Master’s degree in Addiction Counseling in 2015, and currently holds her license as a Certified Addictions Practitioner and Licensed Professional Counselor. Anne is certified for EMDR therapy, sex and gambling addictions.

When Anne is not in the office, she spends time with her two adult children, enjoys hiking, riding horses, film and travel.

Ellie Finnegan, PCSW, MSW

Wyoming Licensed

Growing up in the Tetons, Ellie developed a deep connection to her community and environment from an early age. She completed her bachelor’s degree in Biology at Whitman College and returned to Jackson to continue fostering connections between people and place. Ellie then pursued her MSW at the University of Wyoming, furthering her dedication to supporting children and families.

Her therapeutic work focuses on child therapy and parent support, utilizing Synergetic Play Therapy (SPT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), EMDR, and strength-based learning approaches to empower her clients.

Outside of work, Ellie enjoys making art, skiing in the mountains, trail running, and spending time outdoors with her family and friends.

Chantal Bouwman, MSW, LMSW

Idaho Licensed

Chantal is a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) who earned her Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) from Utah State University and her Master of Social Work (MSW) from Grand Canyon University.

Chantal is passionate about helping children and families navigate life’s challenges through the power of play. She is currently pursuing specialized training in play therapy, recognizing that play is a child’s natural language and a powerful tool for emotional expression, healing, and growth. Her approach focuses on creating a safe and supportive environment where children can process emotions, develop coping skills, and build confidence. Chantal also incorporates family therapy to strengthen connections and improve communication between caregivers and children.

In addition to her work with children, Chantal has experience supporting individuals struggling with anxiety, depression, stress, and substance abuse. She believes in fostering resilience, self-discovery, and emotional well-being through developmentally appropriate interventions.

When Chantal is not in the office, she enjoys spending time with her family, often cheering on her boys at the ice rink or ball field.

“Courage starts with showing up and letting ourselves be seen.” – Brené Brown

Charleigh Cole, PCSW, MSW

Wyoming Licensed

Charleigh is a Star Valley, Wyoming, native who has returned home with a deep appreciation for the magic of this community. She began her education in Los Angeles, CA and earned her Master’s degree in Social Work in Laramie, WY. Charleigh feels called to give back to the communities that shaped her, understanding both the beauty and challenges of growing up in a rural environment.

Her passion lies in working with children, adolescents, and families to foster emotional well-being and strengthen relationships. She has experience supporting children ages 5 and under, guiding teens through life’s challenges, and helping families navigate difficult transitions. Charleigh has also worked with individuals experiencing domestic violence, stalking or assault, as well as families involved in the criminal justice system.

Charleigh’s therapeutic approach is rooted in connection and the belief that every child and family is capable of healing and growth. Utilizing Systems Theory, she views each individual as part of a larger family and community system, recognizing the importance of nurturing relationships and support networks. She values a strengths-based, humanistic approach, empowering children and parents to build resilience, self-worth, and emotional security.

When she’s not working with clients at Teton Behavioral Therapy, Charleigh enjoys spending time with her family and her pup, Prince, exploring the arts through music, books, cinema, and painting. She is also taking on a new adventure – learning to snowboard!

Charleigh is honored to be part of your family’s journey, whether for a brief session or a lasting impact.

Harli DeVeny, PPC

Wyoming Licensed

Harli is from Jackson. Having grown up in our beloved mountain community, she possesses a deep understanding of life in a rural town and recognizes the impact of cowboy culture.

Harli, a passionate advocate, has a storied history of supporting survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence. Her dedication to this cause has been fostered by various volunteer positions and continues through her work at TBT.

Harli studied psychology at Michigan State University. After graduating she returned to Wyoming and found herself navigating a novel phase of life in a familiar place. She received support from her own therapist during this time, an experience that ignited her passion for healing through relationships. Eager to deepen her understanding, she attained a master’s in clinical mental health counseling from Prescott College. Harli’s expertise includes training in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), a leading evidence-based couples counseling modality rooted in attachment science. Her belief in fostering growth through meaningful connections and secure attachment underscores her approach to helping couples and individuals.

Harli approaches therapy through a systems lens. She loves to work with adults, couples, and families. Her philosophy emphasizes that addressing any issue involves navigating diverse relationships, including co-parenting dynamics, relationships with romantic partners, siblings, friends, coworkers, substances, and behaviors, etc.

Outside of her professional commitments, Harli finds solace in the outdoors, engaging in activities such as hiking, swimming, and walking her dog. She also enjoys sewing and upcycling clothes.

Jason Reasor, LPC, DPC

Wyoming & Alabama Licensed

Jason Reasor enjoys helping individuals of all ages and stages of life who are dealing with struggles such as anxiety, depression, substance abuse, and trauma. Jason’s approach is holistic in nature, and he works from an assimilative integrative approach which is based from a behavioral standpoint. This approach takes into consideration the diversity of individuals and integrates interventions from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy, and Existential Therapy. This approach supports Jason’s belief that each person is unique and that treatment should be tailored to their story and experience.

Jason is a Nationally Certified, Licensed Professional Counselor. He earned his Bachelor of Arts in Christian Ministry from Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in 2015 and completed his Master of Arts in Counseling, as well as his Master of Divinity, from Midwestern in 2019. He completed his Doctorate in Professional Counseling from Mississippi College in August 2021.

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J.R. Jenkins, MA, PPC

Wyoming Licensed

Originally from California, J.R. studied biology and philosophy at Berkeley. Shortly thereafter, he retired to the Jackson community where he has been in service (and skiing) ever since. More recently, J.R. witnessed a rather miraculous healing of a family member that made him curious about just what mental health means, and about the variety of ways available to us to enhance it. He took that curiosity to Adams State University where he received his MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.

J.R. believes that each of us has, as birthright, an inner healing intelligence that occasionally needs a little help from a counselor, sort of like your physical body’s natural ability to heal a cut that might occasionally need to be cleaned out and stitched by a doctor. J.R. is inspired and informed by Irvin Yalom, Andrew Weil, Marcus Aurelius, Carl Jung and Stan Grof.

Outside of work, you can usually find J.R. in the mountains, in his books, or in the kitchen.

McKenzie Myers, PCSW

Wyoming Licensed

With a deep love of the outdoors instilled in her from growing up in Maine, Mckenzie received her Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Policy and Law at the University of Michigan. After spending several summers working on a ranch in the Big Horn mountains, Mckenzie moved to Wyoming full-time in 2016 and made Jackson her community.

Mckenzie spent several years working seasonal jobs in the ski and service industry with the highlight of spending her summers as a whitewater raft guide. Through these experiences, she discovered a passion for working with individuals and communities and found a deep desire to cultivate a greater understanding of connection, healing, and transformative experiences. Following these interests, Mckenzie pursued a Master’s of Social Work degree at the University of Wyoming.

Mckenzie brings experience working with children, adolescents, and adults. She utilizes a strengths-based, non-pathologizing, and holistic approach that assists individuals in becoming the experts and leaders of their own lives. Mckenzie values the LGBTQUIA+ community, cultural humility, and welcomes work with all individuals.

In her free time, you can find Mckenzie on or near a river with her dog Frankie and enjoying all the activities that the Tetons have to offer.

Katie Miller, LPC

Idaho and Wyoming Licensed

Katie is a Licensed Professional Counselor who firmly believes in the healing power of laughter and nature. She received her Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology, English, and Health Education from Northwest Nazarene University, after which she taught and coached middle to high school students for twelve years. Between her teaching career and counseling career, Katie worked in custom home building. She received her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Bushnell University and her Holistic Nutrition Consultant certificate from Bauman College.

Katie has been supporting adolescents, adults, and families in their healing journeys for six years. She focuses on eating disorders, anxiety, ADHD, stress management, grief/loss, loneliness, work stress, life changes, and academic challenges. Nutritionally she supports clients in discovering the connection between food and mental health, encouraging sustainable positive relationships with food. Katie utilizes a strengths and person centered approach with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Solution Focused modalities.

Outside of the office, Katie spends her time on rivers or streams fly fishing, reading, or laughing and telling stories with family and friends.

Sarah Anne Hilfrank, LPC

Wyoming and Georgia

Sarah comes to TBT by way of Georgia. She moved to Jackson from Atlanta, GA in June 2022. She graduated from the University of Georgia with a B.S. in Psychology in 2015. After that, she went to Mercer University in Atlanta, where she got her M.S. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling in 2017. She has been a practicing clinician in a variety of settings since this time. Some of these settings have included court mandated counseling, substance abuse rehabs, community counseling, and HIV clinic, and private practice.

Sarah Anne specializes in working with concerns around substance abuse, depression, anxiety, and more. She believes that it is important to meet her clients where they are at in their stage of change. Empathy and genuine concern are two of the hallmarks of her counseling approach. Some of the primary therapeutic approaches that she uses included motivational interviewing, person-centered therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and harm reduction.

When she’s not working, you can typically find Sarah hiking or walking with her corgi, Keller.

Michael Tilden, LCSW CTRS AMGA-SPI

Wyoming, Idaho & Utah Licensed

Originally from Los Angeles, California, Michael moved to the Mountain West for his undergraduate degree in Recreation Therapy in Eastern Idaho, and a Masters in Social Work at BYU. While in school, Michael discovered his passion for serving at-risk youth and families.

Michael’s therapeutic journey began as a trail guide and youth counselor with ANASAZI Foundation, a wilderness therapy program. He later worked at Heritage Schools residential treatment center as a Recreation Therapist implementing and running their therapeutic high adventure program. His journey continued leading him to Oxbow Academy and later Novtias Academy serving as an individual and family therapist. Along with being a therapist, Michael is an AMGA climbing instructor. He enjoys mixing outdoor adventure with traditional therapy.

Michael has experience working with Anxiety, Depression, OCD, Attachment Issues, Oppositional Defiant Disorder, ADHD, Drug and Sexual Addiction, Relationship Issues, and Trauma. He implements CBT, DBT, Motivational Interviewing, Gottman, EFT, TF-CBT, EMDR, and Sand Tray therapy modalities. Michael believes in meeting his clients with empathy and confidence. He believes in healing the heart, mind, and strengthening relationships as well as environmental factors.

Michael is a proud dad of two girls and a happy husband. His family loves spending time together, especially outside. They enjoy running ultramarathons, backpacking, biking, camping, canyoneering, climbing, and mountain activities.

Suzy Ganer, MA, LPC

Wyoming Licensed

Suzy firmly believes you have everything you need to heal inside yourself and it is her great honor and privilege to show you the way back home to yourself. Suzy loves going deep with her clients to uncover their barriers to deep fulfillment and enjoyment in their lives. She holds the belief that all people have the right to live enriching lives that they love living. She holds a master’s degree in Counseling from the University of Massachusetts Boston and a bachelor’s degree in Secondary Education from the University of Vermont. She has completed trainings at the Beck Institute for Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and specific eating disorder work through the Eating Recovery Center (ERC) in Denver. Since becoming a mother in 2018 Suzy is passionate about supporting women postpartum and loves working with people during major life transitions. She has also completed training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I) and helps people overcome sleep challenges. Suzy has a trauma-informed approach to counseling and has completed training in EMDR therapy and is skilled at working through family conflict and childhood trauma. Suzy values humor as an essential tool in healing and sees people through a holistic lens, incorporating mind, body, and spirit in counseling sessions.

Suzy sees clients exclusively virtually and loves taking camping trips with her family, seeing live music, and cooking for friends and family.

ADDITIONAL TBT STAFF

Cassie Crumpton, Clinical Intern

Practicing in Wyoming & Idaho

Cassie was raised in South Texas and has made Wyoming home for the last 20 years. She is finishing her Masters of Science in Community Mental Health Counseling at the University of Wyoming-Casper. She completed her bachelor’s degree in social science through the UW-Outreach program and has since worked in a variety of community settings including primary prevention, pre-school and elementary education, and in Wyoming’s criminal justice system as an adult probation and parole agent as well as coordinator for a Treatment Court program. In the latter, she has supported recovery from addictions by focusing on integrating opportunities for trauma-informed systems and restorative justice. She has been a member of the Governor’s Behavioral Health Advisory Board, for several years serving in a community advocate role to improve systems and reduce barriers in behavioral health services in the state. She is a QPR Insitute Master Trainer for Question, Persuade, and Refer (QPR) Gatekeeper Suicide Prevention and has trained thousands of Wyomingites to recognize and positively intervene in a suicide crisis for almost a decade.

Cassie is passionate about supporting others from a humanistic, person-centered, non-judgmental approach wherein she strives for the compassionate empowerment of individuals as they navigate their lives. When she is not in the office, Cassie will likely be enjoying live music, camping, and spending time with her family and pets.

Oliver Dev, Clinical Counselor Intern

Practicing in Wyoming & Idaho

Oliver grew up in Olympia, Washington. After earning a Bachelor’s degree in Marine Biology from Western Washington University, he moved to Maui to work as a sea kayak/snorkeling guide. Realizing he enjoyed the mountains more than oceans, Oliver moved to Wyoming in 2018 to continue guiding rafting trips in the summers and snowmobile trips in the winters. Through a brief hiatus working as a guide in wilderness therapy in Utah, Oliver discovered the joy of helping individuals struggling with mental health and was inspired to become a clinical counselor. He returned to Jackson in 2021 to continue guiding while taking classes towards earning a Master’s Degree at Adams State University. Oliver has unending gratitude for the individuals who have helped shape him into the person he is today and is deeply invested in giving back to the Teton Valley community through nonprofit work and his work with Teton Behavior Therapy.

Oliver’s modalities include CBT (Cognitive Behavior Therapy), DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy) and SFBT (Solution-Focused Brief Therapy). His work involves counseling adolescents dealing with various mental health issues, including substance abuse, anxiety, depression, sexual abuse, neurodivergence, and life transitions. Oliver enjoys working with clients of all ages and multicultural identities, including individuals who identify as LGBTQIA+.

Idel Enriquez, Clinical Counselor Intern

Practicing in Wyoming & Idaho

Idel Enriquez is a School Counseling/Mental Health student at the University of Wyoming with a passion for advocacy and supporting underserved communities. Originally from Mexico, Idel’s immigrant experience inspires his work, particularly in helping English learners and immigrant families navigate the complexities of living in the USA. He has fallen in love with the beauty of Wyoming and is committed to making a positive impact in its communities.

Idel’s mission is to advocate for equity and inclusion, reduce barriers for marginalized population, and help students and families build resilience to thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. With experience in education settings, he has worked as an intern at the elementary level in the Natrona County School District. He was named a 2023 NBCC Minority Fellow in recognition of his dedication to addressing the mental health needs of diverse populations.

Idel’s counseling approach is rooted in humanistic and person-centered principles, fostering a safe and empathetic environment where individuals feel valued and empowered. He is also a strong supporter of LGBTQ+ individuals, fostering inclusivity, and ensuring they feel valued and supported within their communities.

Outside of work, Idel enjoys hiking, camping, dancing, meditation, and exploring new places. These hobbies reflect his love for nature, creativity, and mindfulness.

Jared Felicetti, Clinical Counselor Intern

Practicing in Wyoming & Idaho

Jared grew up in rural New Hampshire, where much of his family still resides. After an unconventional path that included travel through Europe, touring with a rock band, and filming a tele-sports video, he pursued an undergraduate degree in sociology at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City. His educational journey has since expanded to include training in environmental studies, science education, and his current pursuit of a master’s in clinical mental health counseling at Bellevue University in Nebraska.

Now in his ninth year living in Jackson with his wife and two children, Jared enjoys spending time playing in the mountains with family and friends, wood-fired cooking, and reading. Jared’s diverse career path and life experiences – ranging from hospitality to teaching to landscaping – have shaped his deep passion for understanding and honoring the stories and experiences of others. He values the many ways people live, create meaning, and embrace growth and change throughout their lives.

Through a strength-based approach, Jared focuses on addressing issues common in cold, high-altitude mountain towns, including depression, anxiety, alcohol use, and loneliness. He is trained in suicide prevention and crisis intervention and plans to use trauma-informed and existential therapies, as well as CBT and other evidence-based modalities, in his work with clients.

Teerstyn Johnson, Clinical Counselor Intern

Practicing in Wyoming & Idaho

Teerstyn is originally from Nebraska, but moved with her family to Pinedale in 2010. After graduating from Pinedale High School, Teerstyn went to Laramie County Community College to play volleyball and study health sciences for two years. She continued her collegiate volleyball career at Briar Cliff University in Sioux City, Iowa, where she completed her Bachelors of Biology degree.Teerstyn moved back to Pinedale after graduating and worked within the education system in Jackson while deciding between Physical Therapy and Mental Health Counseling graduate schools. She commuted to Jackson from Pinedale with her father who teaches math at Jackson Hole High School. While working as a substitute within the school district in Jackson, she was able to gain experience working with all ages of children. Teerstyn spent a few months as a paraprofessional, gaining experience working with younger children and assisting kindergarten and second grade teachers at Wilson Elementary School. She then took a permanent position as a Study Hall Paraprofessional at Jackson Hole High School for three years. Here she managed her own classes of highschoolers, helping them with time management and other executive functioning skills. When students needed to recover their credits, lost or incomplete during COVID lockdowns, Teerstyn tutored and supervised students, helping them to stay on track to graduate.

Teerstyn is now living in Jackson with her boyfriend. She is studying to gain her Masters in Mental Health Counseling through Adams State University in Alamosa, CO. She is an ally to individuals from all walks of life and of all identities. Teerstyn is passionate about working with children and individuals with eating disorders, depression, anxiety, and survivors of trauma. She is interested in using a trauma-informed approach, CBT, and play therapy, and is excited about helping individuals regain their sense of self and positive mental health.

Lisa McGee, Clinical Counselor Intern

Practicing in Wyoming & Idaho

After graduating with a liberal arts degree from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, Lisa moved to Wyoming to work as a ranger naturalist in Grand Teton National Park. Her love of the outdoors inspired an interest in environmental law and policy. She earned her juris doctorate from the University of Wyoming’s College of Law and enjoyed a rewarding 20-year advocacy career advancing land and wildlife conservation. Lisa is happy to be a student again as she pursues a graduate degree in clinical mental health counseling through the University of Wyoming.

Finding wisdom in secular Buddhist and existential-humanistic psychology, she believes in the power of a therapeutic relationship to offer needed support at key moments in a person’s life. She is training in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), which is a process-based therapy that fosters psychological flexibility. She is committed to meeting each person where they are and tailoring therapies to address their unique needs.

Lisa enjoys reading, cooking, hiking, and cross-country skiing, and is a fan of afternoon tea and a biscuit. She is grateful for the relationships in her life, especially with her husband and son, extended family, and friends.

Chloe Murphy, Clinical Counselor Intern

Practicing in Wyoming & Idaho

Chloe is a Mental Health Counseling student at the University of Wyoming. She has a deep passion for helping individuals lead authentic, healthy, and fulfilled lives. Originally from Texas, she holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of Houston, where she focused on Human Development and Family Studies. Her studies sparked a strong desire to support people as they navigate the unique challenges faced at various stages of life. Chloe believes every individual is inherently resilient and strives to foster this belief in her practice.

Grounded in a humanistic, person-centered approach, Chloe is committed to creating a compassionate, empathetic environment where individuals feel empowered, safe, and understood. She is interested in integrating trauma-informed care and utilizing CBT tools to support clients on their healing journey.

Outside her practice, Chloe enjoys exploring the mountains and spending quality time with loved ones. She enjoys being creative, and you can often find her painting or knitting.

Dondi Tondo-Smith, Clinical Counselor Intern

Practicing in Wyoming & Idaho

Dondi is a compassionate and experienced counselor dedicated to helping individuals and families navigate life’s challenges and find greater well-being. Her background includes years supporting people through various life transitions, giving her a unique understanding of the human experience.

Having lived in and around Jackson Hole since 2004, Dondi appreciates the joys and challenges of this community. Her previous work in caregiving, health support, and wellness practices has provided her with firsthand experience witnessing resilience and healing in people facing diverse situations. This experience has instilled in her a deep respect for the human capacity for growth and recovery.

Dondi’s graduate studies in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Antioch University have equipped her with proven, effective counseling methods to support her clients. She focuses on understanding each person’s unique needs and creating a safe and supportive environment for exploration and growth. Her approach helps clients identify patterns in their lives and develop practical skills to manage challenges such as anxiety, depression, life transitions, and past trauma.

Dondi works with individuals, couples, adolescents, children, and families, offering support for various concerns. She believes in a collaborative approach, working with clients to achieve their goals.

Outside of her practice, Dondi enjoys the natural beauty of the Tetons and values time spent with family and friends.

Ashley Stewart, Clinical Counselor Intern

Practicing in Wyoming & Idaho

Ashley is a dedicated counselor committed to helping individuals navigate life’s challenges and work toward greater well-being. Her professional journey has included careers in community development, affordable housing, and education, providing her with a broad understanding of the many factors that shape a person’s experiences and resilience.

Originally from the Boston area, Ashley moved to Jackson, Wyoming, after completing her graduate coursework in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at University of Colorado Denver. She takes an integrative approach to therapy, drawing on narrative, cognitive-behavioral, and psychodynamic techniques while incorporating holistic wellness practices that honor the connection between mind, body, spirit, and soul.

Ashley works with adolescents and adults facing a variety of concerns, including anxiety, depression, life transitions, and personal growth. Ashley is also passionate about nature-based therapy and substance use counseling, tailoring her methods to meet the unique needs of each client. She strives to create a safe, collaborative space where clients can explore their experiences, identify patterns, and develop skills to navigate life with greater confidence and balance.

Outside of her counseling work, Ashley enjoys skiing, biking, hiking, painting, and practicing yoga. She lives with her fiance and their dog, Mingo, and finds inspiration in the beauty and community of the Mountain West.

FAMILY THERAPISTS AND COUNSELORS

Director Team

Jennifer Bradof, MSW, LCSW

Executive Director

Wyoming & Idaho Licensed

Jean Abrams, MSW, LCSW

Clinical Director of Idaho TBT

(she/her/hers)

Wyoming & Idaho Licensed

Sarah Caldwell, MSW, LCSW

Director of Operations and Wyoming Clinical Director

Wyoming & Idaho Licensed

Kelsi Lovejoy, MSW, LCSW

Pinedale Clinical Director

Wyoming Licensed

Hillary Lavino, MSW, LCSW

Assistant of Operations & JH Clinical Director

(she/her/hers)

Wyoming & Idaho Licensed

Anne Ellingson, MAC, CAP, LPC

Therapist & Director of Team Support

Wyoming & Idaho Licensed

IDAHO AND WYOMING THERAPISTS AND COUNSELORS

Andrea Bent JD, MSW, PCSW

(she/her/hers)

Wyoming Licensed

Brittany Kurtz, LCSW

Wyoming & Colorado Licensed

Dana McGuire, MA, LPC

Wyoming Licensed

Elizabeth Martinez, MSW, LCSW

Wyoming & Idaho Licensed

Ellie Finnegan, PCSW, MSW

Wyoming Licensed

Chantal Bouwman, MSW, LMSW

Idaho Licensed

Charleigh Cole, PCSW, MSW

Wyoming Licensed

Harli DeVeny, PPC

Wyoming Licensed

Jason Reasor, LPC, DPC

Wyoming & Alabama Licensed

J.R. Jenkins, MA, PPC

Wyoming Licensed

McKenzie Myers, PCSW

Wyoming Licensed

Katie Miller, LPC

Idaho and Wyoming Licensed

Sarah Anne Hilfrank, LPC

Wyoming and Georgia

Michael Tilden, LCSW CTRS AMGA-SPI

Wyoming, Idaho & Utah Licensed

Suzy Ganer, MA, LPC

Wyoming Licensed

ADDITIONAL TBT STAFF

Cassie Crumpton, Clinical Intern

Practicing in Wyoming & Idaho

Oliver Dev, Clinical Counselor Intern

Practicing in Wyoming & Idaho

Idel Enriquez, Clinical Counselor Intern

Practicing in Wyoming & Idaho

Jared Felicetti, Clinical Counselor Intern

Practicing in Wyoming & Idaho

Teerstyn Johnson, Clinical Counselor Intern

Practicing in Wyoming & Idaho

Lisa McGee, Clinical Counselor Intern

Practicing in Wyoming & Idaho

Chloe Murphy, Clinical Counselor Intern

Practicing in Wyoming & Idaho

Dondi Tondo-Smith, Clinical Counselor Intern

Practicing in Wyoming & Idaho

Ashley Stewart, Clinical Counselor Intern

Practicing in Wyoming & Idaho