I am officially up and running as a provider for the Children's Health Plan Plus (CHP+)! I am accepting new clients at this time. Please spread the word!
Please note: I am only able to accept CHP+ plans that are managed by Colorado Access. As promised, here are some resources for low-cost, family friendly movies throughout the summer! Once again, thanks to Deahna Visscher who graciously created this list and shared it for the benefit of the community! Please email me if you are interested in receiving a full copy of the list!
Denver- Northfield- Harkins Kid Summer Movie Program Mon-Fri at 9:45 am http://www.harkinstheatres.com/summerMovieFun.aspx http://www.harkinstheatres.com/artifacts/SMF%202012/SMF2013-Calendars_5-27_$5.png Northfield 18 at I-70, Exit Quebec MOVIES: 10 movies for $5 Tickets on sale at participating theaters. Week 1 May 27-31 Mirror Mirror Week 2 June 3-7 Hotel Transylvania Week 3 June 10-14 Madagascar 3 Week 4 June 17-21 The Lorax Week 5 June 23-28 Ice Age 4 Week 6 July 1-5 Rise of the Guardians Week 7 July 8-12 Charlotte’s Web Week 8 July 15-19 Megamind Week 9 July 22-26 March of the Penguins Week 10 July 29-Aug 2 The Pirates Denver- Movies at Skyline Park http://downtowndenver.com/Life/WhattoDo/SkylinePark/MileHighMoviesinSkylinePark/tabid/266/Default.aspx Check out the Southwest Movies at Skyline Park! All movies begin at dusk in Skyline Park at 16th and Arapahoe. Come early to snag the best seats. Pets (on leash) welcome. This series is in cooperation with Denver Parks and Recreation and the Downtown Denver Business Improvement District. July 6 Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (G) July 13 A League of Their Own (PG) July 20 Lion King (G) July 27 Finding Nemo (G) August 3 Father of the Bride (PG) August 10 The Amazing Spider-Man (PG13) August 17 ED (PG) August 24 Hotel Transylvania (PG) Denver- Stapleton- Movies at Founders Green Fridays June 14 to August 23 (bonus Dec 6)- starts at dark http://community.stapletondenver.com/community http://community.stapletondenver.com/community/whats-happening/movies-markets-more June 14 Fri Moonrise Kingdom June 28 Fri To Kill a Mockingbird July 12 Fri Sandlot August 9 Fri Brave August 23 Fri Oz, the Great & Powerful December 6 Fri Elf starts at 6:30pm Regal Family Film Festival – every Tuesday and Wednesday at 10:00am (various locations) http://www.regmovies.com/summermovieexpress/default.aspx Welcome to the 2013 Regal Summer Movie Express! Below is a list of participating locations and start dates. Each location will host the Summer Movie Express on Tuesdays & Wednesdays at 10am for nine weeks. Admission is $1 and a portion of the proceeds will benefit the Will Rogers Institute. Week Title Rating Start Time 1 The Three Stooges PG 10am 1 Ice Age: Continental Drift PG 10am 2 Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days PG 10am 2 Parental Guidance PG 10am 3 Mr. Poppers' Penguins PG 10am 3 Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked G 10am 4 Monte Carlo PG 10am 4 Rio G 10am 5 Coraline PG 10am 5 ParaNorman PG 10am 6 Dr. Seuss' The Lorax PG 10am 6 Big Miracle PG 10am 7 Yogi Bear PG 10am 7 Journey 2: The Mysterious Island PG 10am 8 Racing Stripes PG 10am 8 Happy Feet Too PG 10am 9 African Cats G 10am 9 Chimpanzee G 10am Regal SouthGlenn Stadium 14 6901 S. Vine St. The Streets At Southglenn Centennial, CO 80122 UA Greenwood Plaza Stadium 12 8141 E Arapahoe Rd Englewood CO 303-741-2130 UA Denver West Village Stadium 12 14225 West Colfax AvenueLakewood CO 303-278-1943 UA Meadows Stadium 12 9355 Park Meadows Drive Littleton CO 303-706-9934 UA Twin Peaks 10 1250 South Hover St Bldg. 1, Suite D, Longmont CO 303-651-2434 Regal Colony Square Stadium 12 1164 W. Dilllon Road Louisville CO 303-926-0662 Regal River Point Stadium 14 3565 South Platte River Drive Sheridan CO 303-761-6653 Now that January is almost halfway over, how many of you are still on track with your New Years resolutions? It is common for the excitement of the new year to wear off as your family returns to the routine of work and school. It is just as common for the motivation to meet resolutions to diminish.
Now is a good time to re-evaluate your resolutions. Why have you abandoned your well-meaning resolutions? As discussed in the last blog entry, maybe your goals were not realistic or perhaps you did not have a good plan and support system in place. Take some time to read through my resolutions blog and get a more realistic plan set. You can do this! If you need a little extra support, Bethany is here to help. Give her a call at 720-722-0527, email her or fill out the contact form to get started today! Happy New Year! 'Tis the season to examine our progress over the last year and make resolutions for the new year. Many people make resolutions with good intentions but fail to follow through in the long run. Why is this? Perhaps it is because the resolutions are not realistic. Maybe some people do not have a way to hold themselves accountable to their resolutions. Here are a few simple ways to make those resolutions reality!
Write it down. The first step in making a resolution is to ensure you remember your goal! Post your resolution on the fridge, the bathroom mirror, in the car, even as a reminder in your phone! This will ensure you have not forgotten about your goals by the end of January! Be realistic. One of the biggest barriers to accomplishing our New Years' resolutions is not having a realistic goal. Losing 50lbs by your spring vacation may not be realistic. Choosing to exercise regularly and eat better will help you lose weight and feel better by the time you leave for your trip. Quitting smoking cold turkey may not be realistic for everyone. Choosing to use a cessation aid (i.e. nicotine gum or prescription medication from your doctor) may help get you started on a realistic plan to quit. If you aren't sure how to make your specific goal realistic, you might want to do some research. Read about the topic and talk to your friends, family, doctor or therapist for help! Baby steps. Keeping resolutions and meeting goals is all about action steps and meeting smaller daily, weekly and monthly goals. What specific steps do you need to take to achieve weight loss, improved health, better relationships, debt reduction or any other resolution you have chosen? Break it down, write it out and get started! Accountability. You don't have to do this alone! Talk with your loved ones about your resolution. Is there some way they can aid in the process? Don't be shy, ask them to help! Some resolutions may require professional help from a financial planner, personal trainer, doctor or therapist. The sooner you get your team of helpers into place, the sooner you will be on your way to meeting your goals. Do you, your child, teenager or family have resolutions but need help putting them into action? Bethany can help! Give her a call at 720-722-0527, email her or fill out the contact form to get started today! |
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