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April 14, 2016

Learning Opportunity: Making the most of Multi-Sensory Environments (MSE)

Multi-Sensory Environments offer engaging sensory experiences for
quality of life, with diverse applications for therapeutic, recreational and educational purposes.

snoezelen_pic-a_TFHThe processes can be facilitated by anyone interested in learning, appealing not only to the professional, but to families who want to engage in quality time with their family members.

Are you interested in learning more? Registration is open for anyone who would like to learn more about how to work with and set-up multi-sensory environments.

What is Snoezelen? Training Workshops are being 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).

Two times and locations are scheduled for June:

June 1 – 3 in South Bend, Indiana (hosted by LOGAN, 2502 E Jefferson Blvd)

June 8 – 10 in Arnold, Maryland (hosted by PROVIDENCE CENTER, 370 Shore Acres Road)

 

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