We’re located near downtown Denver, but serve a much broader community of people searching for whole health.

Adam Blanning MD practices integrative and anthroposophic family medicine, and started his holistic medical practice in 2003. Dr. Blanning lectures and teaches nationally and internationally on topics relating to holistic medicine and the dynamics of human development, with a special interest in supporting children. He has served as president of the Anthroposophic Health Association (AHA), an umbrella organization for therapeutic associations working to bring anthroposophic insights into the realms of medicine, nursing, naturopathy, body therapies, artistic therapies, movement therapies and counselling. Dr. Blanning directs the postgraduate physician training programs for anthroposophic medicine in the U.S. (AnthroposophicMedicine.org). He is the author of “Understanding Deeper Developmental Needs: Holistic Approaches for Challenging Behaviors in Children.” Dr. Blanning taught family medicine at both New York Medical College and the University of Colorado School of Medicine. He graduated Phi Beta Kappa from the University of Colorado at Boulder, where he studied English literature as an undergraduate and was a Boettcher Foundation scholar.

Dona has been working as a RN for over 20 years in hospital, institutional, and home health settings. In May, 2013 she graduated as an Anthroposophic Nurse, successfully fulfilling all requirements of the North American training. Dona’s interests include finding ways to gently and rhythmically restore health, whether through applying hot compresses and wraps, bathing and wrapping the feet and legs, or rubbing in therapeutic oils and ointments in a process known as “Einreibung.” Dona also offers Rhythmical Massage, a gentle moving, but dynamic form of touch which works deeply through the skin surface and into the supporting tissues and organs. This form of massage has frequently been compared to the ebbing and flowing of streams of water. Strengthening and supporting substances used in this work include herbs, oils, ointments, and creams which have been produced in anthroposophic pharmacies. Dona strives to address each person’s unique needs, and accompanying them in their journey to wholeness and well being. Dona enjoys playing the piano, choir singing, and water color painting.

Cristina Drews MS Ed. has been an educator since 1975 and has been working and teaching in both independent and public Waldorf schools since 1985. Cristina holds a certificate in Remedial Education as an Educational Support and Extra Lesson Instructor from Rudolf Steiner College. She has taught in elementary schools, adult literacy programs, and teacher trainings. Cristina received her master’s degree in Reading Instruction and Curriculum Development from California State University. Cristina advises families and faculties on Children’s Literature. She is a Grade Level Instructor and Field Mentor for Gradalis Teacher Education. Cristina offers Educational Support services for regional Waldorf schools on a consulting basis. Cristina offers the following services to individual students from Grade 1 through Adult:

• Extra Lesson Educational Support Assessment

• Extra Lesson Educational Support Lessons

• Second Grade Developmental Observation

• Academic Educational Support for Math, Reading, Writing

• Pentatonic flute instruction grades 1 and 2

• Children’s Literature Consultation

• Workshop & Conference Presentation

You can contact her at: cristina@threefoldlearningsupport.com

Glenda Monasch TE has been in therapeutic eurythmy practice since 1993 and works with a wide range of people, from infants to old age. She is the co-director of the therapeutic eurythmy training in North America (TETNA) and the resident eurythmy trainer for physicians, nurses and therapists in the IPMT training of Anthroposophic Medicine in the US. She sees patients in her practice in Boulder and in the Denver Center for Anthroposophic Therapies. To contact please call: 303-809-1361