Our Story

Wildflower Mountain Ranch was founded in 2021 when founders Bridget and Jeff Kilgrow decided that the services available for children with mental illness and behavior challenges were not delivering the level of services they wanted; not only for their own adopted children but for the many adoptive and otherwise struggling youth. In their commitment by applying their experience and wisdom to make better programs available, they believe that people can become empowered by their own abilities and gain the confidence to fulfill their potential. They gathered a board of directors with personal understanding and beliefs in changing the community of residential treatment for girls.

"Good women can be wild too."

-R.H.Sin

Meet Our Staff

Our dedicated team of experienced professionals are always on the ball, utilizing their unique skills and passion to move the work of our Women Empowerment Non-Profit Organization forward. We’re always pushing ourselves to stay ahead of the curve and striving to perfect our programs. Meet some of our incredible leaders below.

Bridget & Jeff Kilgrow

Founders & Directors

Bridget Kilgrow completed her B.S. degree in Communications at Colorado State University. She worked as a certified crisis counselor on a sexual-assault response team in LA County conducting forensic interviews with victimized children. In her real estate career, she has experienced being a top sales agent, and now has a successful new construction and development business, focused on making housing affordable and possible.
Jeff Kilgrow has over thirty years of construction knowledge and experience. He is now an executive consultant at Moore Foundations in Los Angeles California. Bridget and Jeff are adoptive parents and know the joys and pains of raising children with severe mental health disabilities. Together they realize that being parents is the most important role that they will ever have in this life and are committed to applying their experience and wisdom in making better programs available for youth with mental illness.

Bre & Quinn Kilgrow

Administrative Assistant

Bre Kilgrow has been servicing in Utah’s healthcare system for the past 11 years. Starting out as a Behavioral Technician (BT CNA) at Intermountain Healthcare ICU, she then furthered her education to help treat her patients with Mental Illness by earning her Emergency Medical Technician and Massage Therapy licenses. Bre now specializes in trauma releases, somatic emotional releases (SER), athletics, and injury rehabilitation.
Together and separately, Bre and Quinn Kilgrow are both entrepreneurs, running their businesses while enjoying life. Quinn, being a project manager at Roper buildings and building his own spec homes. Bre, opening up her own wellness clinic and managing Wildflower. They both earned their Real Estate License in 2019 and have been helping people with their futures. Before marriage, Bre and Quinn both grew up with family members plagued by mental illness, expanding their knowledge and experience with crisis management. With having backgrounds in healthcare, Mental illness, and entrepreneurship, Bre and Quinn look forward to helping society blossom.

Eden Anderson

Veronica Kasprzak

Clinical Director

Veronica earned her Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Argosy University. She is an independently licensed therapist in three states, including Utah. She has been an active member in the adoption and counseling field, working with adults and youth with a specialty in grief, trauma, and behavior challenges. She is an adoptive mother who has experienced first hand the challenges that youth can struggle with and has a personal investment in healing. She is trained and certified in Dialectical behavioral Therapy (DBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy (TF-CBT), and multiple other modalities.

Youth Mentor, Recreation Coordinator

Autobiography coming soon!

Sarah Lake

Youth Mentor, Equine Coordinator

Through my experiences and hard work, my goal is to bring a unique blend of my studies and hands-on experience to my role as an Equine-Assisted Therapy Director. With a Bachelor's degree in Wildlife Biology from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and a current pursuit of a Graduate degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Bradley University, I aim to bridge the realms of science and psychology in my approach to healing. My philosophy centers on the parallels between human-animal connections and communication. Through my extensive experience as a wilderness therapy field guide, seasoned ranch hand, and horse trainer, I have cultivated an environment where individuals can engage in transformative experiences. At the heart of my work is the belief that one-on-one interactions with horses in our training program serve as a catalyst for building trust-based relationships grounded in practical communication skills and intentions.

With over 25 years of riding experience spanning disciplines such as polo, hunter jumpers, mounted shooting, horsepacking, and cattle work, I embody a deep-seated passion for equine pursuits. Influenced by icons such as Monty Roberts, Clinton Anderson, and Buck Brannaman, as well as a network of talented equine enthusiasts who have become like family, I am committed to leveraging the healing and strength-building opportunities that animals provide. Through my dedication and hard work, I foster an environment where individuals can explore their capabilities while embracing the therapeutic power of human-animal connections.