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This document discusses an interactive multi-sensory environment called iMUSE that uses music, light, vibration and color to provide health and well-being benefits such as greater mindfulness, self-regulation, positive communication, and reduced isolation. It also discusses community-led local development that places people at the center of their community and values everyone's contributions and achievements. The organization, AA Media, has 35 years of experience supporting people to live happier and healthier lives through creativity.
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