JOIN US this Thursday, September 12 for another webinar topic for Multi-Sensory Environments! The webinar is free, but registration is required.

Presented by Anthony M. McCrovitz, PhD., LMHC, HSPP, BCPC, IMH-E® (II), DAPA, who is a consultant, mentor, and provider of training and support with a Quality-of-Life Model™ of services, based on the relationship-building, person-centered philosophy of Gentle Teaching.

He is a licensed mental health counselor and psychologist, with clinical training and specialization in child development and the integration of approaches that are rooted in holistic, bio-psychosocial models. His work revolves around mentoring and advocating for individuals with disabilities and others in overcoming cultural and/or community barriers, creating plans, solutions, and support services to improve their overall quality of life.

Dr. McCrovitz is an active board member of the Gentle Teaching International community, the International Snoezelen-MSE Association (ISNA-MSE.org), and the Institute of Multi-Sensory Environments (I-MSE.org), presenting internationally on topics connecting neuroscience and sensory integration to facilitate inclusive learning for all, creating sustainable outcomes with quality of life solutions.

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The Institute of Multi-Sensory Environments (I-MSE) is developing resources, training, and consulting for universal applications and processes for quality-of-life outcomes in multi-sensory environments. Their mission is to provide worldwide access to valuable resources for parents and anyone whose profession engages in fields of human services and education.

Members of the I-MSE team have committed to presenting a free webinar each month in 2024 that will focus on aspects of multi-sensory environments. They are dedicated to sharing their knowledge, skills, and applications to benefit facilitators in developing competence, and to benefit Individuals in experiential learning that cultivates social-emotional learning and growth.

Each presentation will conclude with an invitation for attendees to share specific challenges, ask questions, and further discuss the topic.