Zone’in Workshops

FOUNDATION SERIES WORKSHOPS

Addressing the effects of technology on child development

The following Foundation Series Workshops address a growing concern regarding the impact of advancing technology on developing neurological systems, and profiles the science behind the need for all human beings to move, touch, connect and create. The workshops describe The Triple Disconnect, from self, others and nature, and the subsequent impact on workplace and school productivity. All of the Foundation Series Workshops offer participants a variety of innovative, practical tools and techniques to improve mental, physical and social well being, and achieve optimal productivity.

Foundation Series Workshops are designed to be introductory level for therapists, intermediate for teachers and advanced for parents, child care workers and teaching assistants. Foundation Series Workshops course content includes the following AOTA Classification Codes for Continuing Education Activities: performance skills, areas of occupation, evaluation, intervention and outcomes.

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ONE DAY WORKSHOPS

Workshop One - Sensory and Motor Development

Workshop Two - Our Virtual World

Workshop Three - Moving is Learning

Sensory and Motor Strategies

Early Intervention

Corporate Workplace

THREE DAY WORKSHOPS

Cris also speaks to parents, teachers and professionals in keynotes format, at schools, institutions or community functions. If you are interested in having Cris speak in your community, please contact us.

If you are interested in attending individual Foundation Series Workshops, please see Cris’s upcoming schedule.

WORKSHOP EVALUATIONS

October 6, 2008 - Terrace, BC - Zone’in and Move’in

September 26, 2008 - Prince George, BC - Zone’in and Move’in

September 24, 2008 - Winnipeg, MB - Harnessing Energy - Back to Basics

September 22, 2008 - Calgary, AB - Harnessing Energy - Back to Basics

September 5, 2008 - Grand Forks, BC - Healthy Interactions - Back to Basics

August 27, 2008 - Penticton, BC - Harnessing Energy