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Molly Lannon Kenny is a licensed speech-language pathologist, sought after autism specialist, and co-chair of The Cedarsong Way board. She developed the visionary therapy model, Integrated Movement Therapy – a holistic, empirically sound movement based model that provides measurable outcomes while emphasizing original divinity and wholeness. Molly has published extensively on the topics of therapy, education, yoga, and self-development. She has traveled the world teaching clinicians, educators, and yoga teachers to work more effectively, naturally and joyfully with people with special needs. She is currently pursuing her Master’s in Theology. Molly is passionate about inclusion, as well as earth stewardship. She lives in coastal Mexico and is delighted to offer her knowledge and experience to participants at this year's Symposium. |
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Saturday's event will be at Millersylvania State Park We will meet at a Group Camp & Kitchen Shelter for PD, networking, and fun. There will be focused discussions, activities, and workshops. Just like at school, the weather will determine our activity level. The event is FREE but you will need a Discover Pass to enter the park. Camping/Lodging Options The park has campsites available. There are also cabins at nearby Offut Lake Resort. Plus, lots of AirBnB, VRBO, and other options in and around Olympia. PLEASE NOTE: Light snacks will be provided. Please plan to bring the food & gear you'll need to be happy and comfortable all day. Dogs are allowed on leash at the park.
SUPPORT THE SYMPOSIUM
This event is FREE and no contribution is needed to attend. If you are able to support the event, we appreciate your contribution. Suggested Contribution $5/person Pay via Venmo or Paypal to WaNPA Director, Nicole Corbo PLEASE be sure to 'pay a friend'
and put "WaNPA" in the note when sending your contribution |
Weekend Schedule Friday, October 23, 5:30 - 7pm Pacific Time
Virtual Keynote Saturday, October 24, 10am - 5pm Millersylvania State Park
Campfire Fun 6 - 8pm Bring food that can be cooked over a fire, or grab take-out from a restaurant or food truck. If it pleases you, come costumed as your favorite woodland creature (it's that time of year, after all). And plan to enjoy some downtime (or get up and get down time, if you're in the mood to dance). There will be space for everyone's vibe. Sunday, October 25, time TBD Visit nearby ONB early learning programs. Explore their play & learning spaces and discover how your colleagues support their learning communities. You will head home feeling rejuvenated and inspired, ready to reconnect with your own learning community on Monday. |