NeuAbility

Mick Tarchis received his Massage License in Florida, and then moved to Colorado in October 2018.  He incorporates deep breathing, trigger points, and pin and stretch to encompass each muscle during his massage. Along with intuition and asking the right questions, he is able to help identify the root cause of pain or discomfort.

Emily is a graduate student at Colorado State University working on her Masters in Occupational Therapy. Emily comes from an extensive background in assistive technology and massage. Completeling field work at Craig Hospital in August 2020.

Dr. Jay Seller is the Executive Director for NeuAbility. He comes to this position with more than twenty years’ experience in Colorado’s nonprofit sector. He has a rich passion for creativity and ingenuity and brings those characteristics to all his endeavors. Dr. Seller’s work includes numerous years of service as an electives coordinator/educator for Adams 12 School District, and former executive director for Think 360. His passion for the nonprofit sector is seen through his volunteer work as President for Arts for Colorado, and Operations Director for Colorado Thespians. Dr. Seller is the recipient of the Joseph Moore Award for Dedication to the Profession/Lesley University, Making a Difference Award/Walden University, Hall of Fame/EdTA and Colorado Thespians, USA Today All-Star Teacher, ACT Outstanding Educator, Richard K. Knaub Outstanding Contribution to Education, and the CTG Outstanding Work in Advocacy. Dr. Seller’s has a BS in Business Administration, MA in Education, and a Doctorate in Organizational Leadership. Dr. Seller is recognized as a Change Leader in Colorado by CCI/Office of Economic Development. As State Captain for Americans for the Arts, Dr. Seller regularly lobbies for Colorado communities ensuring transformational changes in both funding and legislation.