Therapydia Cherry Creek Physical Therapy

Amanda received her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from University of St. Augustine in San Diego in 2016. She graduated from physical therapy school at the top of her class and with accolades for Excellence in Manual Therapy. Since then Amanda has become a Board-Certified Clinical Specialist in Orthopedics (OCS). Amanda believes in treating the body as a whole and utilizes treatment techniques including trigger point dry needling, manipulation, mobilizations, and soft tissue approaches to reduce pain and improve function. She enjoys treating patients of all ages and activity levels!Amanda is a transplant from California and is enjoying everything Colorado has to offer! She enjoys pilates, dancing, hiking, skiing, traveling, scuba diving, and playing with her 2 dogs!

I am a Pennsylvania native and have also lived in Florida for a little over 6 years. My girlfriend and I decided to move to Denver to pursue graduate degrees and experience the Colorado landscape and the countless amount of hiking trails along with our dog Nala. This opportunity will allow me to grow personally and professionally while being outside of my ‘comfort zone’. I intend on pursuing a DPT degree and eventually opening my own business. I also desire to travel to as many countries as possible.

Haley is new to the Denver area, having spent the last 10 years in NYC. Haley is an accomplished Usui Reiki Master Practitioner and yoga instructor who combines her study of eastern and western medicine to offer uplifting support and care to patients. With a personal interest in mobility, rehabilitation, and physical therapy, Haley is eager and honored to join Therapydia!

Monica received her doctorate in physical therapy from Texas State University in San Marcos, Texas. She went on to earn a sports and orthopedics fellowship with the Institute for Athlete Regeneration. Her treatment philosophy focuses on mind-body connection, manual therapy, movement impairments, and patient education in order to treat the cause behind the cause for pain and injury. She enjoys treating a variety of patients but has a love for lower extremity injuries (hip, knee, ankle) and runners. Her hobbies include: hiking, running, reading, watching sports, and enjoying live music. On the weekend you can bet she is outdoors with her beloved and handsome Blue Heeler Smokey on a new random adventure.

Danielle received her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Regis University in 2011 and is aBoard-Certified Clinical Specialist in Orthopedics (OCS). She has over a decade of experiencerehabbing sports medicine injuries and has specialized in the hip and lower extremity. Danielleuses an integrative model including manual therapy, dry needling, pilates and individualizedexercise to help recreational athletes and postpartum women recover and return to what theylove doing. When Danielle is not in the clinic she is outdoors with her two young children,hiking or skiing and is an avid runner.

Dan grew up in Saint Louis, MO and received his doctorate in physical therapy from Saint LouisUniversity. Following graduation, Dan pursued advanced training in manual therapy, trigger pointdry needling, and vestibular/concussion management. He bases his treatment around findingthe root cause of a patient’s symptoms to alleviate immediate pain and prevent reoccurance/future injury. Treatments with Dan consist of a combination of trigger point treatment withmobilization/manipulation and a specified home program for immediate and long term relief.He also takes special interest in concussion management. In his free time, you will find Danenjoying the Colorado outdoors with his fiance and goldendoodle Milo, or exploring one of themany local breweries.