Pam: Creative Engagement Specialist

With over 40 years of experience as an Occupational Therapist, Pam Fox Denzler
brings heart, hands-on knowledge, and advocacy to every project she leads. Inspired by her twin sister Paula, who had cerebral palsy, Pam’s career has been grounded in personal experience and professional passion.

She specializes in adapted leisure and creative exploration for adults with
developmental disabilities. Her work empowers caregivers, families, and support staff to find meaningful ways to engage individuals through accessible tools, inclusive activities, and multi-sensory experiences.

Pam is the founder of Pam’s Den of Creative Fun, a community where creativity meets possibility. Through her initiatives—including The Den of Possibilities and participation in the Made to Matter initiative — Pam helps others see the extraordinary in everyday materials, and the value in every person’s contribution.

Paula: The Inspiration

Pam and Paula are twin sisters whose bond runs deep. Paula was born with Cerebral Palsy, and her joyful spirit and determination helped shape Pam’s life’s work. Pam, now an Occupational Therapist with over 40 years of experience, draws inspiration from their childhood moments of shared play, laughter, and connection. Through their story, Pam continues to advocate for creativity, inclusion, and the belief that everyone deserves the chance to participate in meaningful ways.

The Den of Creative Fun: The Idea

Hands-On, Heart-Led Support for Creative Engagement. Creativity comes in many forms.  All can be included in the creative process.  Pam's expertise as an Occupational Therapist supports the mission that no matter what your needs are, we can find opportunities for those with varied abilities to participate. 

Pam’s Den of Creative Fun is where creative tools, how-to guides, activity guides and more — designed with real caregivers in mind.