
Sundance Therapy, LLC

Team: Humans

Jeff Galloway, OTR
Owner/Operator. Occupational Therapist in practice since 2005, with variety of experiences from hospitals, to clinics, to home health, and recently a barn. Leading the charge to bring the outdoor experience to people of all ages with disabilities and special needs.

Desi Galloway,
Ranch Manager
Gardener, animal lover, jill-of-all-trades... my wife. Specialist in autism and owns Neuro-Inclusive Housing Solutions. Originally from Miami and has traveled the world. Now makes sure our animals are always happy and healthy.

Stacy Mowbray, Administrator
Stacy joined us this past year to help with all things administrative. She's gotten quickbooks, schedules, intake packets and newsletters in a breeze. She's even got horse-leading down! Good friends like Stacy and her husband Todd, don't come around often!

Michelle Beaglehole,
CTRI, Coordinator
Michelle started as a volunteer at TGEC and has been with Sundance Therapy since 2022. She has a background in business plus a passion for horses and humans. In 2024 she became a CTRI with PATH Intl. "Everyday I"m grateful and honored to work in the EAS field with such an amazing and talented group of humans and equines".

Andrea Buckler, COTA
Andrea was an OTA student and friend before Sundance Therapy was an idea! Does magic with some thread and needle. Mama to the cutest little cowboy. (She starts in a OT doctorate program this year!)
Beth Wood, OTR/L


Heather Bastin, OTR/L
Joan Eckrich, OTR/L

Joan Eckrich is a native North Dakotan. She has practiced Occupational Therapy for over 30 years. Joan has specialized in equine assisted Occupational Therapy sense 2018 and is excited to bring her experience, love for horses, and children to Temple Grandin Equine Center, via Sundance Therapy.
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Katie Winslow, MS OTR/L
Katie is an occupational therapist at the Denver and Elizabeth locations. She grew up a horse girl and this is her dream job! She volunteered with our research in 2018 and now works full time for Sundance. She has been practicing OT for 3 years. Her favorite therapy animals are horses and chickens!
Stephanie Giefer, DPT CTRI
Wendy Ettles, DOT OTR/L
PASSIONATE PEOPLE, HAPPY ANIMALS
Team: Animals

Sundance
Youthfully exuberant. Impulsive. Inquisitive. Very social and interested in the treats that you must have in your pocket. Namesake of the business and life-changer. Will test you until you are sure.

Loretta Lynn
Born Halloween 2017. Plays hard. Naps hard. As a black lab, often too excited to sit when she meets you, but knows she should. Likes- Loves chasing chickens. Loves her trainer, Mrs. Patti. Not sure what to do with pigs.

Bronco was brought as a rescue, from a discouraging situation last summer. But he has not looked back and gained about 200 lbs of muscle. He has a lot of experience and although worthy of his name, is gentle and loves to please his humans.
Bronco

Delta
An old soul. Wise beyond his years. Had a tough ranch upbringing but has found a home here. Works hard for those he trusts. Will test you until he is sure.

Chickens
Some of us have names, we are fosters and adoptees as well as homegrown hens and roosters. We teach gentleness, calm, and graded movements. We are experts in the unexpected and produce your breakfast.

Duane
Our new ranch pup is half red heeler and half Idaho Shag. Both herding breeds, his genetics shine through when with the sheep, goats and even humans sometimes! Full of energy, but also full of love and kisses.

Pigs
3 little piggies are always here, and then they go to market. Eating the yummy meals from the variety of food we get from the local food bank and brewery, pigs help us learn about healthy food choices. They really like Avocados, brewer's grain and your shoes for snacking.

Our flock started with a free show goat, named Trooper. We also added a couple goats that came when we bought a horse trailer. One of those, Delilah, was pregnant. Surprise! 3 more last October. Flower, Flynn and Feisty Flash are quite a set of triplets. All together they are the best weed-eaters on the block!
Goats

Sheep and Lambs
As of 2025 we have 7 sheep! Summer of 2024 4 lambs were born here at Sundance Ranch. Their warm wool provides a tactile experience and their desire for a calm environment teaches us about our own emotional regulation!