Meet Our Team

Clinical Director and

Occupational Therapist

Katie Hinsey

Katie Hinsey, MS, OTR/L, has been working with children, teens, and families for over 20 years. She has worked in homes, communities, schools, clinics, and mental and behavioral health facilities supporting a wide variety of people to feel successful in their chosen daily activities. Using a neurodiverse and trauma-informed approach, Katie prioritizes relationship building and utilizes each person’s and families’ goals to direct any care and support she provides. She brings compassion, creative problem-solving, and curiosity to each relationship. Additionally, Katie has experience in yoga and caregiver research, program development, and enjoys learning from and working with other OTs to support professional growth. 

Outside of work, she is frequently taking photos, spending time in her garden, doing yoga, playing video games, traveling, or hiking. She enjoys time with her friends and family and making each other laugh.

Director of Operations

Natalie Curie

Natalie is a graduate from the University of Colorado Boulder with degrees in Psychology and Neuroscience. Her professional background in hospitality and business management has provided her with a wide range of skills that she is excited to share with Blume Kids Therapy. She strives to create positive changes surrounding our society’s current understanding and approach to the neurodiverse community.

Natalie is also passionate about holistic wellness and sustainability practices. Outside of work you can find her searching for her new favorite book, trying new recipes, and spending time with her loved ones.

Lead Occupational Therapist

Deanna Bourgeois

Deanna, OTD, OTR/L, is a licensed Occupational Therapist. She received her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from Louisiana State University and her Doctorate in Occupational Therapy at the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences. Her professional interests include supporting children’s sensory processing and self-regulation, specifically within the neurodivergent community. Her passion lies in cultivating environments where children feel competent, validated, and empowered. She uses her position to advocate for the needs of neurodivergent children and improve caregiver education and understanding of neurodiversity throughout pediatric practice.

In her free time, she can be found reading, at the gym, crocheting her next project, or snuggling with her pup. 

Lead Speech-Language Pathologist

Bailey Majeski

Bailey Majeski, M.A., CCC-SLP, brings a wealth of experience and a compassionate approach to her work at Blume. Her educational background includes a Bachelor of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders with a minor in Special Education from Saint Louis University, as well as a Masters in Speech-Language Pathology from George Washington University.

Bailey’s professional journey has been in many settings (i.e., early intervention, public/private schools, specialized education programs, and outpatient clinics), providing her with a range of experiences working with neurodiverse children. Bailey employs a holistic and comprehensive approach that is tailored to the child's specific strengths and interests. She draws on insights from families to develop a play-based treatment plan that fosters functional communication development in any or multiple modalities. Bailey strives to empower every child by equipping them with the tools and confidence to express themselves fully, all while honoring and celebrating the remarkable qualities that they contribute to the world. 

Outside of her professional life, Bailey is passionate about holistic wellness and art. She enjoys exploring new restaurants, cooking, crafting/painting, and traveling. 

Facility Dog & Lead Floof

Cordelia

Cordelia (Cordie for short) is a loveable Labrador/Golden Retriever cross who is part of our clinical team. Cordie is a facility dog who was carefully bred and expertly trained by Canine Companions specifically for this type of work. She was placed with Blume based on her demeanor, skills, and enjoyment working with kids.

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Cordie can pull toy wagons, push balls and cones, retrieve various items, help with cleanup, and much, much more. She can even speak when we ask her if she has anything to say! In addition to skills that promote activities and participation, she also has specific skills that support calm, meaningful engagement with clients. 

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Cordelia graduated from service dog school with her handlers, Evan and Max, in July 2025 and is thrilled to join the Blume team!

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In her free time, you can expect to find Cordelia snuggling with her stuffie, smelling plants, watching bugs (especially the kind that can fly), and playing with her dog friends. 

Occupational Therapist

Evan Hunter Blumenthal

Evan Hunter Blumenthal, M.S., OTR/L is a licensed occupational therapist and the visionary for Blume Kids Therapy. She earned her Masters degree from Tufts University in Boston. 

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Evan has supported kids who have a variety of diagnoses, including autism, ADHD, anxiety, Down Syndrome, PTSD, developmental delays, cerebral palsy, ataxia, and more. She is passionate about highlighting her clients' strengths and meeting them where they are.

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In her free time, Evan loves exploring the outdoors with her family and friends.

Certified Occupational

Therapy Assistant

Chelsea Marquette

Chelsea Marquette, COTA/L is a compassionate, strengths-based practitioner with a background in preschool education and pediatric occupational therapy. With approximately 10 years of experience working with children and their caregivers, Chelsea brings a unique blend of skills to her practice. 

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Chelsea has training in trauma-informed care and has spent the last year immersed in sensory processing training at the STAR Institute. 

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Chelsea values a collaborative approach with her clients, their caregivers, and the therapy team. She is passionate about fostering joyful child-led sessions in safe and playful environments that support development through a strength-based neurodiversity-affirming lens. She also enjoys forming and leading groups that create a sense of belonging, develop confidence, and expand self-advocacy skills. 

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Outside the clinic, Chelsea enjoys soaking up sunshine, exploring museums, playing video games, and spending time with family, friends, and her cat Pawlie. 

Occupational Therapist

Jeanne Schutz

Jeanne always says that she has the best job in the world because she gets to play all day! Jeanne has been an occupational therapist for 20 years and has expertise in the areas of feeding/swallowing, NICU, Autism spectrum disorder, and sensory processing. 

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Her passion is helping parents gain a better understanding as to why their child might be experiencing challenges with activities of daily living. She believes that parents are the best teachers for their children and aims to provide “tools for your toolbox” so you feel as confident while you promote your child’s unique development.

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Jeanne received her Bachelor of Science in Community Health with a focus on Health Administration from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and a Master of Science in Occupational Therapy at Rush University in her hometown of Chicago. 

Outside of work, you’ll find Jeanne hiking, skiing, making travel plans, and trying to keep up with her son, the other true joy of her life.

Occupational Therapist

Madison Dewey

Madison Dewey, OTD, OTR/L received her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology with minors in Psychology and Disability Studies from the University of Utah and her Doctorate of Occupational Therapy from Washington University in St. Louis. 

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Madison is passionate about providing neurodiversity-affirming, trauma-informed care. She conducted her doctoral capstone project on the relationship between developmental trauma and neurodivergence in pediatric populations. She takes a child-led, strengths-based approach to facilitate growth and foster confidence in her clients.

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Madison also has experience in program development and research related to caregiver coaching and parental mental health. She is dedicated to providing comprehensive services that promote health and wellness for the child, their caregiver(s), and their family unit as a whole. 

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In her free time, Madison can be found hiking, skiing, or paddle boarding in the mountains, trying new coffee shops, attempting to keep her houseplants alive, and spending time with her golden retriever, Aspen. 

Occupational Therapist

Ryan Burns

Ryan is passionate about utilizing a child-centered, play-based, and holistic approach to therapy which supports neurodivergent individuals as they progress toward meaningful goals. He is a storyteller, a play partner, and an active listener who values collaborative relationships with clients and families. He is especially interested in emotional awareness, intrinsic motivation, and the multifaceted interactions between individuals and their environments.

Ryan brings over 10 years of experience working with children and families across a variety of settings including early childhood education, family coaching, and home health.

Ryan received a Bachelor of the Arts Degree from Naropa University and graduated with a Masters Degree in Occupational Therapy from Colorado State University. He is a lifelong learner who enjoys exploring philosophy, psychology, and meditation. In his free time, he enjoys musical exploration, playing chess, and just being outside.

Occupational Therapist

Kelli Stinton

Kelli, OTD, OTR/L, is a licensed Occupational Therapist. She received her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at the University of Tennessee, and Doctorate in Occupational Therapy at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. 

Kelli is dedicated to supporting neurodivergent individuals and collaborating with families in order to determine what will work best for their individual needs.  She takes a child led, strengths based, and collaborative approach, with respect to each child’s unique way of thinking, learning, and engaging with the world. 

Kelli’s areas of interest include sensory processing and integration, interoceptive awareness, emotional regulation, visual motor skills, visual  perception, and executive functioning. In her free time, she can be found reading, hiking, and hanging out with her two sweet pups. 

Administrative Assistant

Anna Herx

Anna is a full-time student at the University of Colorado Boulder studying psychology and integrative physiology. She has a background in childcare and education, and has a passion for working with young kids. Following her undergraduate education, Anna plans on attending graduate school to pursue a career in pediatric occupational therapy. 

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Outside of work, Anna loves listening to music, spending time with friends, doing artwork, and enjoying the outdoors. 

Insurance Biller

Max Blumenthal

Max focuses on insurance relations for Blume Kids Therapy. As a former entrepreneur, Max brings a business background to the company and its operations. In previous roles, Max has led marketing, operations, sales, and finance within financial services technology companies. 

When not working, Max enjoys hiking, running, trying to get better at cooking, and spending time with his family.