Free Webinar Series: Reimagining and Facilitating Multi-Sensory Environments
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Creating Multi-Sensory Environments, discussing the importance of sensory experience in human development, and the beginnings of “SNOEZELEN-MSE” will be included in the topic for our continuing, educational webinar series on Friday, August 4, 2017 at 12:00 noon EDT.
Presentation of topics is approximately 45 minutes, with some additional time allowed for discussion. The sessions are a public service for our communities. All are welcome. Registration is free and easy.
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The back story about the philosophy, founders and fascinating beginnings will be told, and then we will discuss how to organize and use a permanent or mobile multi-sensory space for a variety of diagnosis, reflecting on past Snoezelen-MSE research and the importance of sensory experience in human development.
About the Presenter: Dr. Anthony M. McCrovitz, LMHC, BCPC, IMH-E® (II), DAPA, Executive Director of the Quality of Life Institute, Inc., serves on the board of the International Snoezelen-MSE Association.
Dr. McCrovitz develops teaching materials and training programs to support professionals who provide direct services. In 2016, he launched this monthly webinar instructional series, to help in giving worldwide access to learning about the Snoezelen approach, and exploring the therapist’s role in multi-sensory environments.
These materials and introduction to training programs have been offered to his students in related fields of psychology and social sciences.
He works closely with senior Snoezelen-MSE co-founder and advisor at Hartenberg Centre in the Netherlands, Ad Verheul, and the president of International Snoezelen-MSE Association (ISNA- MSE) in Denmark, Maurits Eijgendaal. Together, they have developed Snoezelen-MSE training and workshops that were presented in the U.S.
McCrovitz collaborates with MSE leadership worldwide to offer topics relating to best use and practices of multi-sensory applications and spaces, training and inspiring a re-imagination and facilitation for quality-of-life outcomes in multi-sensory environments.
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