Creating Meaningful Moments with the Multi-Sensory Environment

May 9, 2023

4:00 pm – 7:00 pm (CT)
Valparaiso University, Harre Union Ballroom

Members from the *International Snoezelen-MSE Association (ISNA-MSE), based in the Netherlands, will travel to Valparaiso University on May 9, 2023 to present an introduction to the relationship-building framework that supports experiential learning and therapeutic benefits of multi-sensory environments (MSE). This informational session will serve as a pre-conference for a multi-day ISNA-MSE International Conference being planned for this fall at Valparaiso University.

Join us in discovering how to facilitate multi-sensory spaces and how to create meaningful moments that provide exceptional support for individuals with various disabilities. Explore the history, psychology, physiology, and benefits of multi-sensory environments.

*ISNA-MSE provides global consultation and training, making connections throughout the world that expand awareness and best practices for mse applications and invitational engagement in mse processes. Visit www.isna-mse.org to learn more.

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What is a Multi-Sensory Environment (MSE)?

A relaxed, multi-sensory, experiential process, primarily benefitting people with autism or other developmental disabilities: dementia, intellectual disabilities, hyperactive, hearing impaired, visually impaired, children with perception/sensory disorder an/or disturbed social behavior, and psychiatric patients. Click the links below to learn more about Multi-Sensory Environments.

ISNA-MSE Website ISNA-MSE Brochure

Who can benefit from information presented at this conference?

MSE is greatly applicable to the following stakeholders:

District and School Administrators
Educators (Pre K, K-12, and Higher Education)
Physical Therapists
Occupational Therapists
Mental Health Counselors
Community Agency Representatives
Social Service Organization Representatives
Psychologists
Senior Caretakers
Parents

Registration

We are dedicated to making the May 9th informational session accessible to all interested stakeholders. There is no fee to attend, but registration is required. Light refreshments will be provided.