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MSE Webinar (free) November 14 – register now!

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YOU ARE INVITED to JOIN US Thursday, November 14 for another webinar topic introduction for Multi-Sensory Environments! The introductory topic is “Therapeutic Use of a Dog in the MSE.”

The webinar is free, but registration is required.

To register,  click HERE or on the image below).

PRESENTER of this MSE introductory session is KAELA MILLAR, a recreation therapist and the Multi-Sensory Environment technologist at Mohawk College in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.

She is involved with the Recreation Therapy Program at the Fennel Campus where she supervises students during their field placements.

Kaela has a specialty of working with “therapy dogs” in a multi-sensory environment, and will share some mse success stories with you. She will introduce the concept of therapy dogs and discuss the applications and benefits that a therapy dog can provide within diverse therapeutic settings that focus on engaging interactions and quality of life outcomes.

 

Free MSE Webinar February 8, 2024 – Sensory Environments

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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. REGISTER TODAY!

REGISTER NOW! International MSE Training Days at Valparaiso University

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Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with colleagues and expand your skills and competence in working with individuals and groups in multi-sensory environments! The annual, international organization for multi-sensory environments is coming to the U.S. this year (Indiana), at the end of September.

Are you ready to learn more about the benefits of multi-sensory environments?

JOIN US for the annual, international MSE Conference in Indiana this fall, September 28-29-30 at Valparaiso University! An international team of speakers will present everything from MSE Boot Camp Basics to designing and setting up an MSE space, to teaching skills for creating meaningful interactions that facilitate experiential learning and quality-of-life outcomes in an MSE.

Experiential learning especially supports and benefits individuals with various challenges and difficulties. Therapeutic, educational, and recreational goals focus on the organic engagement and intrinsically motivated exploration, movement, reflection, and reciprocation with individuals or groups.

MSE processes nurture self-determination and a sense of belonging by cultivating companionship, creating accessibility for the unknowable human potential for greater unity and community through experiential learning and growth.

REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN for one, two, or all three days. CLICK HERE to view speakers and topics and learn more!

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