Presentations
From keynotes to workshops - let your imagination soar!
Keynotes and Workshops
Learn, play, be inspired and walk away with practical skills
Our Staff and Master Trainers offer a range of workshops and keynotes
that can be custom tailored to a wide variety of audiences.
Keynote Karaoke - an overview of creative engagement with a (euphoric) hands on lesson in choreographing stories.
Dare to Imagine - the why and the how of infusing creativity into organizations
Introduction to Creative Engagement - enhancing relationships by inviting creative expression
You tell us - we can custom design a presentation to your group
Interested in a keynote?
Network Spotlight
Organizations changing the way we think about late life
Long Island Museum
Stonybrook, NY
The Long Island Museum invited TimeSlips' Angela Fingard to give a keynote and do a workshop with staff to enhance their already amazing programming for families with dementia. Way to go LIM!
Products
More detail on our presentations
Keynote / Speaking Engagements
We do large scale (state, national, global) conference keynotes with our award winning Founder and Master Trainers. Contact us to tailor a presentation to your group!
Training and Certification
Our playful online training explores creativity, aging/ageism, and the TimeSlips approach to meaningful engagement.
Testimonials
What people are saying about our presentations
On behalf of our whole education staff, I am sending along our sincere thanks to you for the professional development training and your inspiring Keynote presentation. We learned so much from you both days and the feedback has been wonderfully positive. Words like inspiring, valuable and enlightening were used to describe your presentation. Your participation, expertise and heartfelt love for what you do made the day a great success!
- Lisa Unander, Director of Education, Long Island Museum, Stony Brook, NY
Anne’s keynote resonated deeply with our audience of health professions students and faculty, many of whom—whether because of personal histories or professional insights—are concerned about how we treat our elders, both as patients and as people. Her presentation touched hearts while providing evidence, speaking to everyone in the room and leaving them energized to learn and do more afterwards.
- Megan Voeller, Director of Humanities, Sidney Kimmel Medical College, Jefferson, Philadelphia, PA
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