A Gentle Teaching framework guides the support and mentoring of others. Being able to connect a person’s sense of self with a perception of others, relies on social-emotional awareness and development.
As providers of direct services, by applying the mentoring basics of a Gentle Teaching framework to our practice (including therapeutic, educational or recreational processes within multi-sensory environments), learning and development is supported as it guides the mentor’s role.
Would you like to create opportunities that best align with and challenge a person’s social-emotional development, and connect these vital aspects with quality of life?
Would you like to know more about how to cultivate curiosity for the processes of discovery and learning (intrinsically motivated)?
A mentor recognizes the significance of identifying and building on what is meaningful and/or purposeful to the person.
Learn about how ‘our tools’ (hands, eyes, words, presence), speak a universal language about self-respect and human dignity. Learn these mentoring basics that cultivate feelings of companionship, where windows of self-awareness can expand and deepen one’s experience.
May 24-25-26. Join us for a day or 2 or 3 of Spring Training on What is Snoezelen-MSE? Making the most of multi-sensory environments.” The workshops are hosted, in part, by The Studios at Logan, and produced in collaboration with ISNA-MSE, GLOBE STAR LLC, the Quality of Life Institute, Inc., TFH USA and the American Association of Multi-Sensory Environments (AAMSE). [More Details about 3 Days of Spring Training and Registration Information HERE]
May 31, Jun 1 & 2. Join us for a 3-day basic Gentle Teaching workshop at the SHARE Foundation. This annual learning event, hosted by the SHARE Foundation and held at the St. Timothy Center in Sharing Meadows, Ind., is produced in collaboration with Globe Star, LLC and the Quality of Life Institute, Inc.
“Acts of Gentleness” is this year’s theme.We’ll learn about Gentle Teaching initiatives that engage others in meaningful moments. Mentoring a spirit of gentleness leads one toward a heartfelt awareness of present possibilities, based on what becomes trusted (relationship); anticipated (quality of life); and hoped for (a culture of gentleness). [More details about 3-day Gentle Teaching Workshop and Registration Information HERE]
April – August. Register for a Free Webinar Series: Re-Imagining and Facilitating Multi-Sensory Environments. Bringing you support, resources and learning with once-a-month webinars (45 minute presentations) that are hosted by Globe Star, and provided as a service to the worldwide community of parents, professionals, and those who care to promote a culture of gentleness and joyfulness in serving others with Gentle Teaching-inspired approaches and diverse applications for therapeutic, recreational and educational goals, utilizing multi-sensory environments.
Upcoming Topics: Dementia (April 20), Autism (May 18), Colors (June 22), The Back Story of Snoezelen-MSE & Creating Mobile Multi-Sensory Environments (July 20), Self-Study Recording & Reflecting (August 17). [More details about free webinar series and Registration Information HERE]
Are you interested in learning more about Gentle Teaching and Quality of Life outcomes for your group or organization? Introductory webinars, presentations and workshops (half or full-day, or onsite consultation and integrative training) with Dr. Anthony M. McCrovitz can be arranged. For more information or for booking for your group, school, agency or other organization for 2017 – 2018, CONTACT US.
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