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What is a Clatterpillar? Join our free webinar on Thursday!

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A free webinar session of at home with Sensory Solutions is being presented on Thursday afternoon, April 30th.

 

All are welcome to join us at 1:00 pm central time; 2:00 pm eastern time, but will need to register!

Quality of Life Institute Director, Dr. Anthony (Tony) M. McCrovitz, who specializes in training and providing support services within multi-sensory environments, presents segments of at home Sensory Solutions, primarily for families who are having to spend more time at home right now, teaching and interacting with their child(ren).

The session, that goes for about one hour, is packed with insights about relationship-building approaches, creating sensory play, and discussing how to create meaningful moments within the sensory framework of playtime. “Dr. Tony” will share ideas and interactive activities that are family favorites, hear your questions, and share a selection of toys and household items that can help to teach sensory integration, movement, and motor skills.

Registration is required, but easy! Space is limited. For those interested, a Certificate of Attendance will be available.

Sensory Solutions for Families: free instructional webinars April 16 & 30

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Quality of Life Institute Director, Dr. Anthony (Tony) M. McCrovitz, who specializes in training and providing support services within multi-sensory environments, will be sharing at home sensory solutions for families–for free! Each segment is 30 minutes packed with playtime fun, and includes some time for your comments and questions.

           

Create meaningful moments within the sensory framework of playtime. “Dr. Tony” will share ideas and interactive activities that are family favorites, hear your questions, and share a selection of toys and household items that can help to teach sensory integration, movement, and motor skills.

 

 

2020 MSE Learning Opportunity at Mohawk College March 9-11

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The QOL Institute has partnered with TFH Canada to offer a learning opportunity in Sensory Solutions, to be given at Mohawk College in Hamilton, Ontario, March 9 – 11. The focus for training in 2020 is improving quality of life with sensory solutions, plus interactive training in the fundamentals and benefits (therapeutic, educational, recreational) of working within multi-sensory environments.

The workshop presenters are global leaders and instructors in developing sensory solutions, applications, and best approaches for cultivating awareness and social-emotional development: Maurits Eijgendaal (Denmark), President of International Snooezelen-MSE Association, Ad Verheul (Netherlands), co-founder of Snooezelen-MSE therapy and senior Snooezelen-MSE advisor at Hartenberg Centre in the Netherlands; Dr. Anthony (Tony) M. McCrovitz U.S.), Executive Director, Quality of Life Institute, Inc., Board Member of ISNA-MSE, President, Indiana Professional Counseling Association (IPCF).

The workshop days are being hosted by Mohawk College, School of Community, Justice and Liberal Studies in Hamilton, Canada. The Multi-Sensory Lab at Mohawk College is a living-lab, adjacent to the workshop conference room.

Workshop REGISTRATIONS are $185/per day.

CLICK HERE for a complete schedule and list of topics with summaries.

Hotel Group Rates available at Courtyard Marriott Hamilton, ON.

[photo: Mohawk College Sensory Lab]

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