About the workshop This experimental and interactice workshop is an introduction into how to create multi-sensory story telling. This is your chance to learn about the power of storytelling, get creative and experience the many ways that stories can help people connect with the world around them and with each other. We will explore the diverse world of multi-sensory storytelling and how music, art, drama, poetry, books and nature can all help people to create, connect and share stories. About Workshop Leader - Maureen Phillips Maureen Phillips is a multi-sensory-story telling practitioner and is the Creative Inclusion Director at PAMIS. Maureen has over 20 years’ experience working with PAMIS in research, family support and multi-sensory story practice with people with profound and multiple learning disabilities, their families and supporters. Maureen has an MA (hons)in English and MSc in Information Science and is passionate about the inclusion of people with PMLD in the Creative Arts in all sectors. About PAMIS Promoting a more inclusive Society (PAMIS) PAMIS is the only organisation in Scotland that works solely with people with profound and multiple learning disabilities and their families for a better life. PAMIS recognise the vital role the creative arts play in the lives of people with profound and multiple learning disabilities, those that support them and the wider communities. Storytelling is at the heart of PAMIS, and here you will find the spirit of stories weaves through every aspect of what we do at PAMIS. Book tickets now-  Sliding Scale - £20 - £40 To enusre accessibility for those on a lower income, we use a sliding scale ticket price. You can choose what you pay between £20-£40 based on your circumstances. We wont ask for proof of why, we just ask that you are honest.  Venue - Pearce Institute, 840 - 860 Govan Road, G51 3UU We would advise attendees arrive 15 minutes before class starts at 9:45amWe would advise wearing comfortable clothing and footwearAccessibility Pearce Institute venue is wheelchair accessible.Accessible entrance by ramp to the side of the building.Accessible toiletsIf you would like to discuss accessibility or further information on the workshop please email - admin@indepen-dance.org.uk Scottish Charity No: SC033239  Company No: 294643

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