Haven House - Revision history

Chris: /* Animal-Supportive Architecture */

2025-08-13T13:19:19Z

Animal-Supportive Architecture

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	For more, see [[Therapeutic Artwork]].		For more, see [[Therapeutic Artwork]].

	====[[Animal-Supportive ~~Architecture~~]]====		====[[Animal-Supportive Homes\|Animal Support]]====

	Having a pet in the home has several benefits that help people heal from trauma, but the practical challenges that come with animals typically preclude them from being a part of trauma recovery therapy. However, Haven House has been designed to solves these problem by integrating the living needs of cats into the home in a way that allows them to be a positive part of a group living environment without causing disruption.		Having a pet in the home has several benefits that help people heal from trauma, but the practical challenges that come with animals typically preclude them from being a part of trauma recovery therapy. However, Haven House has been designed to solves these problem by integrating the living needs of cats into the home in a way that allows them to be a positive part of a group living environment without causing disruption.

Chris: /* Therapeutic Artwork */

2025-08-13T05:45:42Z

Therapeutic Artwork

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	Haven House is full of artistic elements designed to make residents feel better and help them overcome psychological barriers to therapy.		Haven House is full of artistic elements designed to make residents feel better and help them overcome psychological barriers to therapy.
	Throughout the home, [[Digital Art Displays\|digital art displays]] can be easily updated to provide a constantly stimulating environment without disrupting familiarity. In common areas, works of [[Healing High Art\|high art]] have been carefully chosen and placed to communicate crucial mental health concepts, which can be all be [[Artist Connections\|explored ~~on-demand~~]].		Throughout the home, [[Digital Art Displays\|digital art displays]] can be easily updated to provide a constantly stimulating environment without disrupting familiarity. In common areas, works of [[Healing High Art\|high art]] have been carefully chosen and placed to communicate crucial mental health concepts, which can be all be [[Artist Connections\|explored]] when the time is right.
	Then there is the [[Journey Gallery]], a collaborative creative space that gives residents a place to display their own artwork surrounded and supported by the work of dozens of local female artists in support of their healing.		Then there is the [[Journey Gallery]], a collaborative creative space that gives residents a place to display their own artwork surrounded and supported by the work of dozens of local female artists in support of their healing.

Chris: Text replacement - "Exploratory Gallery" to "Artist Connections"

2025-08-13T05:35:11Z

Text replacement - "Exploratory Gallery" to "Artist Connections"

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	Haven House is full of artistic elements designed to make residents feel better and help them overcome psychological barriers to therapy.		Haven House is full of artistic elements designed to make residents feel better and help them overcome psychological barriers to therapy.
	Throughout the home, [[Digital Art Displays\|digital art displays]] can be easily updated to provide a constantly stimulating environment without disrupting familiarity. In common areas, works of [[Healing High Art\|high art]] have been carefully chosen and placed to communicate crucial mental health concepts, which can be all be [[~~Exploratory Gallery~~\|explored on-demand]].		Throughout the home, [[Digital Art Displays\|digital art displays]] can be easily updated to provide a constantly stimulating environment without disrupting familiarity. In common areas, works of [[Healing High Art\|high art]] have been carefully chosen and placed to communicate crucial mental health concepts, which can be all be [[Artist Connections\|explored on-demand]].
	Then there is the [[Journey Gallery]], a collaborative creative space that gives residents a place to display their own artwork surrounded and supported by the work of dozens of local female artists in support of their healing.		Then there is the [[Journey Gallery]], a collaborative creative space that gives residents a place to display their own artwork surrounded and supported by the work of dozens of local female artists in support of their healing.

Chris: Text replacement - "Therapeutic Beauty" to "Therapeutic Artwork"

2025-08-13T01:01:49Z

Text replacement - "Therapeutic Beauty" to "Therapeutic Artwork"

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	For more, see [[Trauma-Informed Design]].		For more, see [[Trauma-Informed Design]].

	====[[Therapeutic ~~Beauty~~]]====		====[[Therapeutic Artwork]]====

	Haven House is full of artistic elements designed to make residents feel better and help them overcome psychological barriers to therapy.		Haven House is full of artistic elements designed to make residents feel better and help them overcome psychological barriers to therapy.
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	Then there is the [[Journey Gallery]], a collaborative creative space that gives residents a place to display their own artwork surrounded and supported by the work of dozens of local female artists in support of their healing.		Then there is the [[Journey Gallery]], a collaborative creative space that gives residents a place to display their own artwork surrounded and supported by the work of dozens of local female artists in support of their healing.

	For more, see [[Therapeutic ~~Beauty~~]].		For more, see [[Therapeutic Artwork]].

	====[[Animal-Supportive Architecture]]====		====[[Animal-Supportive Architecture]]====

Chris: Text replacement - "Journey Nexus" to "Journey Gallery"

2025-08-12T05:31:59Z

Text replacement - "Journey Nexus" to "Journey Gallery"

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	Haven House is full of artistic elements designed to make residents feel better and help them overcome psychological barriers to therapy.		Haven House is full of artistic elements designed to make residents feel better and help them overcome psychological barriers to therapy.
	Throughout the home, [[Digital Art Displays\|digital art displays]] can be easily updated to provide a constantly stimulating environment without disrupting familiarity. In common areas, works of [[Healing High Art\|high art]] have been carefully chosen and placed to communicate crucial mental health concepts, which can be all be [[Exploratory Gallery\|explored on-demand]].		Throughout the home, [[Digital Art Displays\|digital art displays]] can be easily updated to provide a constantly stimulating environment without disrupting familiarity. In common areas, works of [[Healing High Art\|high art]] have been carefully chosen and placed to communicate crucial mental health concepts, which can be all be [[Exploratory Gallery\|explored on-demand]].
	Then there is the [[Journey ~~Nexus~~]], a collaborative creative space that gives residents a place to display their own artwork surrounded and supported by the work of dozens of local female artists in support of their healing.		Then there is the [[Journey Gallery]], a collaborative creative space that gives residents a place to display their own artwork surrounded and supported by the work of dozens of local female artists in support of their healing.

	For more, see [[Therapeutic Beauty]].		For more, see [[Therapeutic Beauty]].

Chris at 12:46, 6 August 2025

2025-08-06T12:46:34Z

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	__NOTOC__~~[[Category:Homes]]~~		__NOTOC__
	===A Safe Place to Heal===		===A Safe Place to Heal===

Chris: Text replacement - "Therapeutic Modalities" to "Therapeutic Beauty"

2025-07-30T23:36:57Z

Text replacement - "Therapeutic Modalities" to "Therapeutic Beauty"

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	For more, see [[Trauma-Informed Design]].		For more, see [[Trauma-Informed Design]].

	====[[Therapeutic ~~Modalities~~]]====		====[[Therapeutic Beauty]]====

	Haven House is full of artistic elements designed to make residents feel better and help them overcome psychological barriers to therapy.		Haven House is full of artistic elements designed to make residents feel better and help them overcome psychological barriers to therapy.
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	Then there is the [[Journey Nexus]], a collaborative creative space that gives residents a place to display their own artwork surrounded and supported by the work of dozens of local female artists in support of their healing.		Then there is the [[Journey Nexus]], a collaborative creative space that gives residents a place to display their own artwork surrounded and supported by the work of dozens of local female artists in support of their healing.

	For more, see [[Therapeutic ~~Modalities~~]].		For more, see [[Therapeutic Beauty]].

	====[[Animal-Supportive Architecture]]====		====[[Animal-Supportive Architecture]]====

Chris: /* A Safe Place to Heal */

2025-07-29T05:08:11Z

A Safe Place to Heal

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	Haven House is a safe, relaxing group home for women undergoing partial hospitalization or intensive outpatient trauma therapy. It was designed for health, harmony, and happiness with emphases on natural materials, art immersion, and animal companionship.		Haven House is a safe, relaxing group home for women undergoing partial hospitalization or intensive outpatient trauma therapy. It was designed for health, harmony, and happiness with emphases on natural materials, art immersion, and animal companionship.

	Haven House was built from an existing home, which was chosen for having a layout ideal for group living and was extensively remodeled over several years to suit these purposes:		Haven House was built from an existing home, which was chosen for having a layout ideal for group living and was extensively remodeled over several years to suit these purposes, with construction completing in 2025.

	====[[Trauma-Informed Design]]====		====[[Trauma-Informed Design]]====

Chris: /* A Safe Place to Heal */

2025-07-29T04:57:35Z

A Safe Place to Heal

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	Haven House is a safe, relaxing group home for women undergoing partial hospitalization or intensive outpatient trauma therapy. It was designed for health, harmony, and happiness with emphases on natural materials, art immersion, and animal companionship.		Haven House is a safe, relaxing group home for women undergoing partial hospitalization or intensive outpatient trauma therapy. It was designed for health, harmony, and happiness with emphases on natural materials, art immersion, and animal companionship.

	Haven House was built from an existing home, which was chosen for having a layout ideal for group living and was extensively remodeled ~~from 2022–2025~~ to suit these purposes:		Haven House was built from an existing home, which was chosen for having a layout ideal for group living and was extensively remodeled over several years to suit these purposes:

	====[[Trauma-Informed Design]]====		====[[Trauma-Informed Design]]====

Chris: /* A Safe Place to Heal */

2025-07-29T04:56:04Z

A Safe Place to Heal

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	Haven House is a safe, relaxing group home for women undergoing partial hospitalization or intensive outpatient trauma therapy. It was designed for health, harmony, and happiness with emphases on natural materials, art immersion, and animal companionship.		Haven House is a safe, relaxing group home for women undergoing partial hospitalization or intensive outpatient trauma therapy. It was designed for health, harmony, and happiness with emphases on natural materials, art immersion, and animal companionship.

			Haven House was built from an existing home, which was chosen for having a layout ideal for group living and was extensively remodeled from 2022–2025 to suit these purposes:

	====[[Trauma-Informed Design]]====		====[[Trauma-Informed Design]]====