Meet Our Team
By leveraging the power of cooperation, creating a supportive community, and encouraging creative solutions, we are providing the day-to-day tools that empower Healers to become successful entrepreneurs.
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Dr. Casara Andre | Veterinarian, Director
As the founder of Cultivate Wellbeing and one of its practitioners, Dr. Andre is a Healer consistently motivated by her desire to help mammals of all species (human and animal) repair and sustain their health and wellbeing. Dr. Andre is a veterinarian and U.S. Army veteran. With a particular passion for supporting working animals and their handlers, her current work, the Medicine of Wonder, explores novel solutions for emotional trauma in animals, with particular focus on psychedelic medicine applications for behavioral conditions such as canine PTSD. Dr. Andre believes in combining curiosity with scientific scrutiny, rigor, and precision while advocating for patient care and support of the caregiver and family-unit. |
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Chris Warner | Program Manager, Registered Veterinary Technician (RVT), Nutrition Counselor
Chris Warner, BS, RVT, CCRVN has been a certified veterinary technician in Colorado for 10 years and has experienced a variety of veterinary medical fields including general practice, dermatology, and shelter medicine. Chris' passion for sports medicine/rehabilitation led him to obtain his certification as a canine rehabilitation nurse (CCRN) from the Canine Rehab Institute (CRI). Currently, Chris gives back to the rehab community in his role as a CRI Instructor. Chris keeps his clinical skills sharp in his role as the lead technician in the rehab department of a busy Specialty and ER hospital. He serves the Cultivate community as Medical Program Manager, lead for the Nutrition Counseling Patient Program, and the clinic liaison for the Coalition of Animal-Supportive Businesses. |
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Kelly Coffin | Learning & Communication Lead
Kelly grew up on the beautiful south shores of Long Island, New York. After earning her BFA in Graphic Design, Kelly dedicated several years to working at universities in an administrative and registrar role and loved getting to know new students and helping them navigate the university systems. When Kelly was growing up, her mother had a dog walking and pet sitting service, and Kelly would often tag along. One of the most powerful lessons she learned from watching her mother work was how to be more than "just" a dog walker: how to treat each animal as an individual, maintain open and frequent communication with pet parents, and how to make sure the door was locked every time! Kelly is excited to support our clients, patients, and community members! |
