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Making breathing fun! by Megan Roney

date August 9th, 2018 category All, Senses, Stress author ATN comment 0 Comments

A key part of every BODY’s regulation is breath. While it may seem inherent to remember to breathe, stress to the body can easily stifle the natural breath pattern, causing us to hold our breath or shorten our breath as a reaction to feeling anxious. This can happen to our kids when entering an unfamiliar […]

Knowing Your Senses

date January 22nd, 2014 category Senses author ATN comment 0 Comments

Knowing your Senses… Most of us are familiar with the 5 senses of sight, hearing, taste, smell and touch. But did you know that we have two other important senses?? Our VESTIBULAR sense is what helps our body stay balanced and know how fast it is moving. The inner ear is mainly responsible for this […]

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Amaryllis Therapy Network, located in Denver, Colorado, offers occupational therapy, speech therapy, physical therapy and counseling for infants and children through adolescents, as well as classes for babies, children, parents, and the professionals that work with them. In addition, we offer a variety of integrative bodywork techniques including craniosacral therapy, neurovascular therapy, and the Feldenkrais Method for infants, children, and adults of all ages. We serve a large area of Colorado, including Denver, the North Denver Metro Area, Adams County, Thornton, Northglenn, Westminster, Brighton, Arvada, Broomfield, and the entire Rocky Mountain Front Range in CO.