Founder, CEO, Clinical Director, and Lead Neurotherapist

Adam Potter, began his career treating severe mental illness in outpatient settings before discovering Behavior Analysis while working with adults with developmental disabilities. Seeking more effective ways to support clients, he integrated behavior therapy with biofeedback, beginning his training in 2012. His success with this combined approach—especially with young children—led him to found Lighthouse Neurofeedback and Behavior Analysis in Colorado.

Adam’s background in psychology, behaviorism, psychophysiology, education, martial arts, and mediation gives him a holistic, inclusive approach to therapy. Trained in mediation since age 14, his martial arts experience helps him work compassionately with clients others may find challenging. He believes in blending multiple perspectives to create tailored solutions that improve quality of life for individuals and families.

Director of Clinical Services and Lead Neurotherapist

Nick is a lead Neurotherapist at Lighthouse and a licensed professional counselor. He works with clients and trains staff. Nick studied philosophy and psychology in college, then went to Naropa University for his Master’s Degree in transpersonal counseling psychology. Before working at Lighthouse, Nick was in private practice for 12 years, providing individual and family therapy. Nick has been a neurofeedback practitioner since 2012.

Nick has been interested in electronics and biofeedback from a young age. He built a skin conductance biofeedback device when he was 14.

Clinical Operations Manager

Samantha began her education in Chicago and graduated from the University of Colorado Denver with a focus in Psychology and Human Development. Samantha is board certified in Neurofeedback through BCIA and prioritizes educating herself and others through training our staff. She has worked as a Forbes trainer at The Broadmoor Resort, an adventure camp leader, a summer-school teacher, and an infant caretaker. In her free time, Samantha focuses on self-care, family, and her beloved snake Medusa and cat Jasmine.  

Clinic Coordinator & Senior Neurotherapist

Coco began her academic journey at Rowan University, where she obtained a Psychology degree and a minor in Philosophy and Religion. Fueled by her interest in the connection between contemplative practice and psychology, she pursued a Master's degree at Naropa University, specializing in Transpersonal Clinical Mental Health Counseling with a focus on Mindfulness Meditation. 

With a background in psychotherapy, Coco has refined her skills in helping young people navigate psychological and behavioral challenges. Grounded in the belief that achieving balance is fundamental to human nature, she works with clients to reach tangible goals. 

Outside of her professional pursuits, Coco engages in yoga, meditation, and dance to promote the essential mind-body connection. Understanding the significance of personal equilibrium, she aims to cultivate a sense of tranquility in all her interactions. 

Lead Neuro Psychotherapist & Intern Supervisor

David Elliot is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who obtained his Master’s degree in social work from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2016. He enjoys working with families and children to explore new ways of communicating that aim to strengthen familial connections through empathy and understanding. David supports families in the present as challenges arise, working with them to collaboratively identify opportunities for growth within their current communication strategies. His background is in Structural Family Therapy, which aims to identify and refine each family member’s role to enhance healthy boundaries and relationships between each family member. David’s lighthearted approach creates a safe and non-judgmental environment to help his clients navigate challenging situations through open and honest dialogue.

David loves the outdoors and often snowboards, hikes, jogs, and plays disc golf. He also has a passion for indoor activities including cooking, playing drums, gaming, and maintaining his coral reef and fish tank.

Lead Neuro Psychotherapist, & Intern Supervisor

Maggie obtained her Master's in Clinical Mental Health with a focus in mindfulness-based transpersonal counseling from Naropa University. Maggie received her Bachelor of Science in biological sciences with a minor in psychology and neurobehavioral studies from the University of Nebraska - Lincoln in 2014.

Maggie is a certified clinical trauma professional, CCTP-I, which means Maggie emphasizes care through a trauma-informed and person-centered approach. Maggie also utilizes a social justice lens. Maggie draws from evidence-based practices including mindfulness-based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (mCBT), Gestalt, and Neurofeedback Therapy to provide catered-to-individualized care.

On a personal note, Maggie loves the outdoors and all things extreme sports. She spends most of her free time hiking with her dog, camping in the mountains, climbing, mountain biking, snowboarding, or wake-surfing. 

Client Relations Coordinator

Hannah obtained her bachelor’s degree in Sociology from Colorado State University, with a concentration in the critical social theory of Intersectionality. Post-graduation, she embarked on a career as a collegiate academic advisor, interfaith educator, therapeutic intake administrator, and a psychiatric services coordinator. Hannah is dedicated to ensuring our clients receive the best care possible by emphasizing mental health awareness, accessibility, and inclusion. Hannah believes that by encouraging others to seek mental health care, we strengthen and enhance community wellbeing.

Outside of her professional endeavors, Hannah’s life-long dream is to ride a hot-air balloon. In her free time, Hannah can be found reading a new book, painting, gaming, and or spending time with her close friends.

Client Relations Coordinator

Meg graduated from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette with a bachelors degree in Child and Family Studies and Psychology. Meg has a background in case management, and some of her passions include trauma-informed care, community, and helping people be the truest versions of themselves. Meg is excited about supporting Lighthouse’s clients in accessing services that will improve their quality of life.

Meg enjoys anything involving the outdoors, especially hiking, climbing, and being near water. She also loves a good sunset and spending quality time with family, friends, and pets.

Claims & Billing Specialist

Frankie graduated from The University of Iowa with a Bachelors of Business Administration in Accounting along with a Bachelors of Science in Sports & Recreation Management. This results from his love for certainty of numbers and passion for activity, especially in the outdoors. He loves to mountain bike, snowboard, ski (all of which he is also a guide for), as well as fishing, trail running, camping, and anything else that gets him and his dogs outside. Him and his partner live mobile in a van and truly get the most out of life.

Growing up always feeling some level of disconnect from those around him, he has extensively sought to understand the varying neurodivergent aspects that are presented to him and others who surround him. Combining his desire for understanding, definite answers, and the freedom of outdoors makes him passionate for the smooth financial operation of a company that helps others also gain understanding of themselves all while traveling with loved ones exploring the world.

Family Support Facilitator & Senior Neurotherapist

Monica Puckett has a Master's Degree in Counseling Psychology, earned in 2016. With a passion for empowering individuals and families, she has taught parenting and communications classes, coached diverse age groups and needs, and helped clients develop essential skills for personal and relational growth. 

Specializing in ADHD and depression, Monica employs a therapeutic approach that focuses on helping individuals realize their own potential while providing tools for effective life and mental management. She uses evidence-based techniques to foster resilience and emotional well-being, tailored to each client’s unique experiences. 

An advocate for mental health awareness, Monica actively participates in community outreach programs to destigmatize mental health issues and promote healthy practices. In her free time, she enjoys her home life with her husband of 10 years and their blended family, which includes two given daughters, two chosen sons, one son-in-law, one daughter-in-law, two grandchildren and a Boxer. She loves exploring nature, traveling, and family.  A lifelong learner, she values the importance of balance and self-care in both personal and professional life. 

Neurotherapist

Raegan completed their undergraduate studies in Neuroscience at the University of Colorado Boulder, followed by a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Naropa University. This foundation informs their integrative, trauma-informed approach to mental health, which emphasizes both the physiological and psychological dimensions of healing. Raegan is dedicated to fostering a compassionate and collaborative environment for clients of all ages to achieve their therapeutic goals.

In their free time, Raegan enjoys outdoor adventures, spending time with their pets, and watching the prairie dogs at the park with their partner.

Neurotherapist

Brianna holds a Master of Science in Psychology from Walden University. She is a proud United States Army veteran. With a strong foundation in mental health, she has dedicated her career to supporting individuals with disabilities across a wide range of mental health conditions—working with clients from as young as 4 to as old as 87. Her approach is grounded in empathy, resilience, and a deep commitment to helping others lead more fulfilling lives.

She enjoys trying new adventures and watching Adam Sandler films.  

Neurotherapist

Kat received her BSSW while attending Saint Louis University. To further her education, she moved to Colorado to complete her MSW at the University of Denver. After earning her LCSW certification, Kat has supported clients through grief therapy, out-patient home support, intellectual/developmental behavioral services, and in-patient mental health. Because of her versatile background, Kat understands and is knowledgeable about diverse backgrounds and human experiences. Kat is passionate about doing work that is impactful and meaningful, even as simple as helping people feel seen and heard. Her therapeutic goal is to create a space where clients feel comfortable and can receive the best care possible. Kat is passionate about neurofeedback therapy as an evidence-based practice and knows that positive outcomes can occur when the client and therapist work together as a team. 

When she is not working, Kat can be found enjoying Colorado activities, such as hiking, tubing, and visiting mountain towns. When she feels like spending time indoors, Kat likes to crochet, watch movies, or meet friends for dinner/drinks.  

Neurotherapist

Max began his career in healthcare as an EMT and Navy Corpsman before completing a Bachelor’s degree in Environmental and Public Health Sciences from Illinois State University and a Master of Science in Global Public Health from Northwestern University. He has spent the past 18 years working across healthcare and public health settings, supporting individuals and communities through complex physical and mental health challenges.

Max is currently completing a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with a focus on trauma-informed care and neurofeedback. His work emphasizes helping clients build a sense of safety, understanding, and self-regulation through brain-based and relational approaches to care. He values collaborative, individualized treatment and believes meaningful change begins with supporting the nervous system.

Outside of work, Max enjoys gardening, woodworking, fishing, and spending time in wilderness with his family.

Neurotherapist 

Carey began her academic journey at the University of Oregon with a degree in psychology and minors in ethics and global health. Driven by her interests in research she later completed a masters in translational neuroscience at the University of Oregon, publishing her own research with a focus on accessibility of students with ASD and empowerment of the ASD community. She is again on her way to completing an additional Master's in clinical counseling through Adams State University.  

Carey is driven by her strong morals which proved to drive her passions in neuroscience and psychology within topics of diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility. Through these topics she hopes to better support her community and strive to create a safe and collaborative environment for all. Carey is dedicated to promoting rapport and trust with clients to allow for the most effective care.  

Outside of the Lighthouse, Carey enjoys spending time with friends and family with a variety of outdoor activities including hiking, rock climbing and snow shoeing. She loves to enjoy the great outdoors with great company.