Program Type:
Career & Skill Building, Community Health & Wellness, Community Services, Fun & Learning, Student SuccessProgram Description
Event Details
Join us for an informative and supportive session focused on creating sensory-friendly environments and exploring tools that help neurodivergent children thrive. Drawing on her background in behavioral health, art, and education, Shea Morse will share practical ways families can identify sensory needs, incorporate calming strategies, and access local and online resources.
This talk will include ideas for sensory-friendly activities, coping skills for children and caregivers, and guidance on adapting spaces at home and in the community. Participants will leave with insights and actionable strategies to foster comfort, connection, and well-being.
Presenter: Shea Morse, M.Ed., former Registered Behavior Technician, mental health/disability advocate
Brought to you by: ACPS Family Support Services (Birth-5 and 5-21)
To RSVP, Call: 240-920-6829, email Shannon or Amy at: shannon.watkins@acpsmd.org or amy.furstenberg@acpsmd.org, or visit the FSS office at Ft. Hill, #142B.
Refreshments will be served. Even if your family is not currently receiving assistance from the FSS team, everyone is always welcome to attend FSS events. Please invite others and share widely!
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