Samuel Garcia, DNP, PMHNP

Samuel Garcia is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP-BC) and is accepting new patients at Rocky Mountain Mind and Body. As a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP), his individualized approach to patient care is rooted in collaboration, compassion, and evidence-based practice. Samuel believes that meaningful psychiatric care begins by listening to each person's unique story and partnering with patients to develop treatment plans that reflect their goals, values, and lived experiences. Whether someone is seeking medication management, exploring new treatment options, or navigating life's most difficult challenges, he strives to create a welcoming environment where patients feel heard, respected, and empowered throughout their healing journey.

Samuel brings over eight years of nursing experience across a variety of healthcare settings, including oncology, emergency medicine, and both inpatient and outpatient psychiatry. Outside of the clinic, Samuel enjoys spending time with his partner and their two dogs, baking, and escaping to the mountains whenever he can.

Hayley is a Licensed Social Worker and psychedelic guide who holds space for deep inner healing and soul-centered transformation. Rooted in both clinical training and intuitive wisdom, she helps clients prepare for, navigate, and integrate psychedelic experiences with presence, safety, and sacred intention.

With a trauma-informed, heart-led approach, Hayley blends psychotherapy, somatic awareness, and spiritual guidance to support those seeking healing beyond talk therapy alone. Her work invites re-connection with the body, release of stored pain, and remembrance of one’s authentic self.

Her mission is to help others walk the path of healing with courage, clarity, and reverence for the mystery. Outside of work, Hayley feels most at home in the woods, around a campfire, or in the kitchen trying new recipes. She makes stained glass when the light feels right and builds a life rooted in chosen family, creativity, and self-care.

Danny believes mental health care should feel deeply personal, safe, and connected to the whole person. With a calm, grounded presence and an easy sense of humor, Danny helps people feel welcome and supported exactly as they are. Danny completed training through the SoundMind Institute as part of Colorado’s psychedelic facilitator licensure pathway, studying trauma-informed care, meditation, and altered-state support under respected industry leaders.

Before joining the Rocky Mountain Mind and Body team, Danny worked with autistic children helping them navigate complex emotions and develop tools for greater regulation and resilience. That experience shapes the patience, warmth, and steadiness Danny brings to ketamine preparation, guiding, and integration. Danny is passionate about reducing the stigma surrounding mental health, supporting people living with mood disorders and chronic pain, and bringing comfort and dignity to palliative and end-of-life care.

Outside the clinic, Danny is happiest spending time in nature or sharing music and a song on the guitar with family and friends.

As the friendly face at the front desk, Maddie is dedicated to creating a welcoming and calming experience for everyone who walks through our doors. She enjoys helping people feel comfortable, supported, and cared for from the moment they arrive. When she's not at work, you can find her tending to her plant collection and spending time with her two dogs, who bring joy and balance to her days.