About

Cathy Fisher, M.S., CCC-SLP

Cathy is a speech-language pathologist and founder of Neuro Rehab Associates, Inc. an outpatient clinic offering Speech and Occupational therapy in Bozeman. She received her Master’s Degree in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of Arizona and has dedicated her career to working with adults and school-aged students with neurological disorders, specializing in treatment of people with concussions.

Cathy has been an active member of the Bozeman Sunrise Rotary Club for over 20 years and is a co-founder of the Fix Up Festival- Neighbors Helping Neighbors, a one day event where free home repairs are made to the homes of 12 low income, elderly or disabled citizens of the Gallatin Valley. She received the Bozeman Business and Professional Woman’s Association’s - Woman of Achievement award in 2016.

Her hobbies include skiing, hiking, gardening, travel, and time with her family in the US and France.

Pat Ellis

Pat is a CPA, currently retired from a 35-year career in public accounting in Bozeman. He is a graduate of Carroll College in Helena, Montana, and is a Montana native. He valued first and foremost the incredible relationships that naturally develop over the years in public practice. Although not specifically a concussion survivor, he is a survivor of a traumatic brain injury, and has participated in programs offered by The Concussion Resource Center, and enjoys being a part of an organization that gives reason for people to be hopeful and optimistic.

Emma Dailey M.S., CCC-SLP

Emma is a speech-language pathologist at Neuro Rehab outpatient therapy group in Bozeman. Originally from Bozeman, she earned undergraduate degrees in Communicative Sciences and Disorders and Psychology, and completed her Master’s in Speech-Language Pathology at the University of Montana in 2020. She began her career in North Carolina, working with adults across acute care, inpatient, and outpatient settings.

Since joining Neuro Rehab in June 2023, Emma has developed a strong interest in concussion care and values the resources provided by the CRC. She is eager to contribute to these programs and expand community outreach focused on executive functioning skills.

Outside of work, Emma enjoys skiing, hiking with her dogs, training her horse, and traveling.

Arianna LeMay, OD

Dr. Arianna LeMay is a neuro and behavioral optometrist at 20Twenty Eyecare and Vital Vision Therapy in Bozeman, MT. She is originally from Rapid City, South Dakota. She graduated in the honors program from the University of Wyoming with a bachelor’s degree in Molecular Biology and a minor in Mathematics. During her undergraduate studies, she worked as a vision therapist and optometric technician, sparking her passion for optometry and vision therapy. She went on to attend the Southern College of Optometry in Memphis, TN, graduating in May 2021.

Following graduation from SCO, she completed her residency in July 2022 in neuro-visual rehabilitation for TBI, vision therapy, and pediatrics at Bowersox Vision Center in Louisville, KY. When not in the office, you can find her hanging out with her two dogs, traveling, crocheting, and spending time outside. Her favorite part of optometry is building relationships with patients and helping them reach their visual goals.

Jessica Audy, PT, DPT

Jessica is a graduate of Emory University's Doctorate of Physical Therapy Program. She specializes in the treatment of vertigo, vestibular dysfunction, and post-concussion symptoms. Jessica has developed a particular passion for treating vestibular disorders and concussions, earning a Certificate of Competency in Vestibular Rehabilitation from Duke University, along with additional training in Concussion Management through AAMT. Jessica is the owner and founder of Live Well Vestibular Therapy specializing in the treatment of vestibular dysfunctions and post concussive symptoms. 

A little about Jessica - In her free time, Jess enjoys playing sports, hiking, fishing, and running through the great outdoors. When she's indoors, she can be found lost in a good book or perfecting new baking recipes!

Tamia Ramos

Tamia is a post-baccalaureate psychology student at Montana State University with a strong interest in brain health, mental well-being, and athlete wellness. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Health Science from California State University, Sacramento, where she developed an interest in injury recovery and the psychological aspects of athletic performance. Tamia is particularly passionate about concussion education and hopes to help others access resources where support and guidance is limited. She plans to pursue graduate degree in sport psychology with a specialization in counseling in the upcoming years.

Before focusing fully on her academic path, Tamia competed as a Division I track and field athlete, specializing in the long jump and triple jump at both MSU and Sacramento State. Outside of academics, she enjoys reading, exploring holistic wellness, cooking, and spending lots of time with her cat, Fiyero.

Carissa Steffe

Carissa is a junior at Montana State University pursuing a degree in Nursing with a minor in Psychology. She is passionate about brain injury and health, mental well-being, and supporting individuals through recovery. Carissa is a retired competitive free-skier who has experienced multiple injuries and concussions, which sparked her interest in concussion education and recovery. These experiences motivated her to expand her knowledge on brain health and help others understand and navigate similar challenges.

She is currently an intern with the Concussion Resource Center, where she helps with development and community outreach. Through this work, she plans to increase awareness and access to concussion resources and recovery within the Montana community. When not in school or work, Carissa loves to ski, kayak, hike, surf, or anything that gets her outside. She also loves cooking and baking, going to the gym, and training her dog, Apollo.