Music Therapy (in-person)
Join Hailey & Kaelyn for the fun and exciting hour-long music therapy session! *Limit of 10 individuals for in person sign up*
We understand that people with deafblindness connect, communicate and experience the world differently. At Sensity, we deliver programming and activities to help people with deafblindness and their families have meaningful experiences.
Events
We offer unique programming, multi-sensory activities and special events throughout the year. A small sampling of our events include, rafting, campfires, archery, art experiences and gallery visits, trips to popular attractions, visiting farms and sampling homegrown produce and so much more.
To pre-register please call us at 1-877-760-7439 extension 127 or send an email to: activity@sensity.ca.
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Latest Past Events
Canada Day Celebration
Wear red or white, or both! Let's celebrate our home and native land. More details will be e-mailed by Brittany soon.
Sensity Sensations
Sensity 50 Main St, ParisJoin music therapist Hailey and intern Kaelyn, in creating our very own Sensity band! Come get your music making on, with the music therapy you know and love! *Limit of...
Engaging Experiences
Through meaningful experiences together people with deafblindness can communicate with others, are empowered to make their own choices and to experience life to its fullest. At Sensity we offer a wide range of experiences to promote a sense of community and independence.
Music Therapy
Sensity offers weekly music therapy sessions for people who are deafblind, both in individual and group settings. Music therapy uses music to achieve goals to improve the well-being and quality of life of participants. Music therapy improves the general mood of participants and encourages socialization through active and passive participation. Our regular sessions are led by an accredited neurological music therapist.
Pet Therapy
Pet therapy allows individuals who are deafblind to meet and interact with dogs and volunteers certified with Therapeutic Paws of Canada. Sessions are held twice a month. Interacting with an animal can release endorphins to produce a calming effect, which can help reduce stress, improve self-esteem, social, emotional, and cognitive skills.
