Brynne Dunning
Brynne is the owner of Made to Play Pediatric Therapy and is a licensed Occupational Therapist. She graduated from the University of Texas Medical Branch with her Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy in 2015 and received her bachelor’s degree from Texas State University in 2012. Over the past 7 years, Brynne has worked with children and families in diverse therapy settings including private practice clinics, early intervention, and within the public school system. Brynne is the owner of Made to Play Pediatric Therapy and specializes in helping children with Sensory Processing Disorder, Autism, motor coordination difficulties, handwriting challenges, and other functional skill difficulties. She has completed various trainings through the STAR Institute on sensory processing and is also certified in using Integrated Listening Systems (iLs). Brynne has completed Handwriting Without Tears courses and is certified to administer their standardized assessment The Print Tool. Brynne is passionate about using a team-based approach to ultimately empower both child and family to achieve their unique goals. In her free time, Brynne enjoys hiking, camping, gardening, reading, and exploring the great state of Colorado with her husband, Logan, her daughter, Piper, and her fur babe, Charlie.
Amy Creeden
Amy is a licensed Occupational Therapist. She graduated from Colorado State University with her Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Therapy in 1998. Over the past 24 years, Amy has worked in therapy settings such as hospitals for general adult rehabilitation and spinal cord and brain injury rehabilitation. For the past several years she has worked with children in the public school system. Amy enjoys working with children of all ages and ability levels and has experience treating many diagnoses including, but not limited to, developmental delays, Down Syndrome, Autism, ADHD, sensory processing dysfunction, handwriting difficulties and other functional skill difficulties. Amy is passionate about working with families and children and forming meaningful relationships to achieve each child’s individual goals. While Amy has a number of years experience as an OT, she also has personal experience and a unique perspective, as she is raising a child with Down Syndrome. She is a Colorado native and currently lives with her husband, Sean, and three children, Colin, Owen and Grace in Castle Pines, CO. Her interests include spending time with family and friends, reading, enjoying the outdoors and traveling.
