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

2025-08-13T01:02:10Z

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

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	Trauma-informed design is a multidisciplinary approach to creating spaces that are safe, supportive, and conducive to healing for individuals who have experienced trauma. Here, practically all aspects of the environment have been made through the lens of trauma-informed design, ensuring its most basic tenets were followed before branching out.		Trauma-informed design is a multidisciplinary approach to creating spaces that are safe, supportive, and conducive to healing for individuals who have experienced trauma. Here, practically all aspects of the environment have been made through the lens of trauma-informed design, ensuring its most basic tenets were followed before branching out.

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

	Building on this foundation, we aimed to create an inherently therapeutic environment, i.e., one where people experience specific, measurable psychological benefits. Specifically, we set out to identify the most prevalent barriers that could possibly be mediated through environmental changes and take steps in the home environment to help break down those barriers.		Building on this foundation, we aimed to create an inherently therapeutic environment, i.e., one where people experience specific, measurable psychological benefits. Specifically, we set out to identify the most prevalent barriers that could possibly be mediated through environmental changes and take steps in the home environment to help break down those barriers.

Chris: /* Trauma-Informed Design */

2025-08-12T18:03:57Z

Trauma-Informed Design

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

	Trauma-informed design is ~~an emerging,~~ multidisciplinary approach to creating spaces that are safe, supportive, and conducive to healing for individuals who have experienced trauma. Here, practically all aspects of the environment have been made through the lens of trauma-informed design, ensuring its most basic tenets were followed before branching out.		Trauma-informed design is a multidisciplinary approach to creating spaces that are safe, supportive, and conducive to healing for individuals who have experienced trauma. Here, practically all aspects of the environment have been made through the lens of trauma-informed design, ensuring its most basic tenets were followed before branching out.

	====[[Therapeutic Beauty]]====		====[[Therapeutic Beauty]]====

Chris: /* Homes That Heal */

2025-08-12T18:03:20Z

Homes That Heal

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	=== [[Haven House]] ===		=== [[Haven House]] ===
	A safe, relaxing group home for women undergoing partial hospitalization or intensive outpatient trauma therapy. Designed for health, harmony, and happiness with emphases on natural materials, art immersion, and animal companionship. <!--([[Haven House\|More Info]])-->		A safe, relaxing group home for women undergoing partial hospitalization or intensive outpatient trauma recovery therapy. Designed for health, harmony, and happiness with emphases on natural materials, art immersion, and animal companionship. <!--([[Haven House\|More Info]])-->

	=== [[Cloud Nine Studios]] ===		=== [[Cloud Nine Studios]] ===

Chris: /* Homes That Heal */

2025-08-06T08:56:19Z

Homes That Heal

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	[[File:Highgate Exterior 1.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Street view of Haven House]]<!--[[File:Gray.png\|thumb\|right\|Video: Haven Homes Project Overview]]-->		[[File:Highgate Exterior 1.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Street view of Haven House]]<!--[[File:Gray.png\|thumb\|right\|Video: Haven Homes Project Overview]]-->
	==Homes That Heal==		==Homes That Heal==
	The [[About the Project\|Haven Homes project]] is part of an [[BASH\|effort]] to develop new ways for housing to better serve individuals and society. So far, through this project we have built two trauma recovery housing facilities for women:<!--The Haven Homes project is an experiment in socially beneficial architecture that so far has resulted in the construction of two trauma recovery housing facilities for women:-->		The [[About the Project\|Haven Homes project]] is an effort<!--part of an [[BASH\|effort]]--> to develop new ways for housing to better serve individuals and society. So far, through this project we have built two trauma recovery housing facilities for women:<!--The Haven Homes project is an experiment in socially beneficial architecture that so far has resulted in the construction of two trauma recovery housing facilities for women:-->

	=== [[Haven House]] ===		=== [[Haven House]] ===

Chris at 18:54, 5 August 2025

2025-08-05T18:54:01Z

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	Beyond several unique site policies and benefits, hundreds of other differences are built into the environment. These differences fall into three broad categories:-->		Beyond several unique site policies and benefits, hundreds of other differences are built into the environment. These differences fall into three broad categories:-->

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

	Trauma-informed design is an emerging, multidisciplinary approach to creating spaces that are safe, supportive, and conducive to healing for individuals who have experienced trauma. Here, practically all aspects of the environment have been made through the lens of trauma-informed design, ensuring its most basic tenets were followed before branching out.		Trauma-informed design is an emerging, multidisciplinary approach to creating spaces that are safe, supportive, and conducive to healing for individuals who have experienced trauma. Here, practically all aspects of the environment have been made through the lens of trauma-informed design, ensuring its most basic tenets were followed before branching out.

	===[[Therapeutic Beauty]]===		====[[Therapeutic Beauty]]====

	Building on this foundation, we aimed to create an inherently therapeutic environment, i.e., one where people experience specific, measurable psychological benefits. Specifically, we set out to identify the most prevalent barriers that could possibly be mediated through environmental changes and take steps in the home environment to help break down those barriers.		Building on this foundation, we aimed to create an inherently therapeutic environment, i.e., one where people experience specific, measurable psychological benefits. Specifically, we set out to identify the most prevalent barriers that could possibly be mediated through environmental changes and take steps in the home environment to help break down those barriers.

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

	Animal-supportive homes move beyond an human-centric view to embrace a more inclusive design philosophy that recognizes and values the place of animals within our built environment. Haven House and Cloud Nine Studios include several features of animal-supportive architecture that integrate the living needs of cats into the home, which, collectively, have significant therapeutic value for the residents as well.<!--		Animal-supportive homes move beyond an human-centric view to embrace a more inclusive design philosophy that recognizes and values the place of animals within our built environment. Haven House and Cloud Nine Studios include several features of animal-supportive architecture that integrate the living needs of cats into the home, which, collectively, have significant therapeutic value for the residents as well.<!--

Chris: /* Animal Support */

2025-08-05T18:21:29Z

Animal Support

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	Building on this foundation, we aimed to create an inherently therapeutic environment, i.e., one where people experience specific, measurable psychological benefits. Specifically, we set out to identify the most prevalent barriers that could possibly be mediated through environmental changes and take steps in the home environment to help break down those barriers.		Building on this foundation, we aimed to create an inherently therapeutic environment, i.e., one where people experience specific, measurable psychological benefits. Specifically, we set out to identify the most prevalent barriers that could possibly be mediated through environmental changes and take steps in the home environment to help break down those barriers.

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

	Animal-supportive homes move beyond an human-centric view to embrace a more inclusive design philosophy that recognizes and values the place of animals within our built environment. Haven House and Cloud Nine Studios include several features of animal-supportive architecture that integrate the living needs of cats into the home, which, collectively, have significant therapeutic value for the residents as well.<!--		Animal-supportive homes move beyond an human-centric view to embrace a more inclusive design philosophy that recognizes and values the place of animals within our built environment. Haven House and Cloud Nine Studios include several features of animal-supportive architecture that integrate the living needs of cats into the home, which, collectively, have significant therapeutic value for the residents as well.<!--

Chris: /* Animal Support */

2025-08-05T18:20:14Z

Animal Support

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	===[[Animal Support]]===		===[[Animal Support]]===

	Animal-supportive homes move beyond an human-centric view to embrace a more inclusive design philosophy that recognizes and values the place of animals within our built environment. Creating an animal-supportive home requires a multifaceted approach to architectural and design practices that prioritizes the well-being of animals alongside those of humans.~~<!--~~		Animal-supportive homes move beyond an human-centric view to embrace a more inclusive design philosophy that recognizes and values the place of animals within our built environment. Haven House and Cloud Nine Studios include several features of animal-supportive architecture that integrate the living needs of cats into the home, which, collectively, have significant therapeutic value for the residents as well.<!--


			Creating an animal-supportive home requires a multifaceted approach to architectural and design practices that prioritizes the well-being of animals alongside those of humans.

	Haven House and Cloud Nine Studios include several features of animal-supportive architecture that integrate the living needs of animals into the home. Although these features are all designed to benefit animals, living in an animal-supportive home has enormous therapeutic potential, because not only can it improve the experience of living with animals, but far more importantly, it can allow some people to have all the benefits of animal companionship who otherwise could not due to the challenges that come with trauma recovery.		Haven House and Cloud Nine Studios include several features of animal-supportive architecture that integrate the living needs of animals into the home. Although these features are all designed to benefit animals, living in an animal-supportive home has enormous therapeutic potential, because not only can it improve the experience of living with animals, but far more importantly, it can allow some people to have all the benefits of animal companionship who otherwise could not due to the challenges that come with trauma recovery.

Chris: /* Animal-Supportive Architecture */

2025-08-05T18:17:41Z

Animal-Supportive Architecture

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	Building on this foundation, we aimed to create an inherently therapeutic environment, i.e., one where people experience specific, measurable psychological benefits. Specifically, we set out to identify the most prevalent barriers that could possibly be mediated through environmental changes and take steps in the home environment to help break down those barriers.		Building on this foundation, we aimed to create an inherently therapeutic environment, i.e., one where people experience specific, measurable psychological benefits. Specifically, we set out to identify the most prevalent barriers that could possibly be mediated through environmental changes and take steps in the home environment to help break down those barriers.

	===[[Animal~~-Supportive Architecture~~]]===		===[[Animal Support]]===

			Animal-supportive homes move beyond an human-centric view to embrace a more inclusive design philosophy that recognizes and values the place of animals within our built environment. Creating an animal-supportive home requires a multifaceted approach to architectural and design practices that prioritizes the well-being of animals alongside those of humans.<!--

			Haven House and Cloud Nine Studios include several features of animal-supportive architecture that integrate the living needs of animals into the home. Although these features are all designed to benefit animals, living in an animal-supportive home has enormous therapeutic potential, because not only can it improve the experience of living with animals, but far more importantly, it can allow some people to have all the benefits of animal companionship who otherwise could not due to the challenges that come with trauma recovery.

	Animal-supportive architecture moves beyond a human-centered view to recognize and value the place of animals within our built environment. Also known as animal-centered design or animal-aided design, ASA represents a multifaceted approach to architectural and design practices that prioritizes the well-being and needs of animals alongside those of humans.		Animal-supportive architecture moves beyond a human-centered view to recognize and value the place of animals within our built environment. Also known as animal-centered design or animal-aided design, ASA represents a multifaceted approach to architectural and design practices that prioritizes the well-being and needs of animals alongside those of humans.


	~~<!--~~
	Below are some of the animal-friendly features developed through this project, which are available at [[Haven House]] or [[Cloud Nine Studios]]:		Below are some of the animal-friendly features developed through this project, which are available at [[Haven House]] or [[Cloud Nine Studios]]:
	<gallery>		<gallery>

Chris: Text replacement - "Catwalk Lightrail" to "Catwalk Cove Light"

2025-08-05T13:36:39Z

Text replacement - "Catwalk Lightrail" to "Catwalk Cove Light"

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	File:Gray.png\|[[Scratcher Keeper]]\|link=Scratcher Keeper		File:Gray.png\|[[Scratcher Keeper]]\|link=Scratcher Keeper
	File:Gray.png\|[[Lunar Beacon]]\|link=Lunar Beacon		File:Gray.png\|[[Lunar Beacon]]\|link=Lunar Beacon
	File:Gray.png\|[[Catwalk ~~Lightrail~~]]\|link=Catwalk ~~Lightrail~~		File:Gray.png\|[[Catwalk Cove Light]]\|link=Catwalk Cove Light
	File:Gray.png\|[[Railscoting]]\|link=Railscoting		File:Gray.png\|[[Railscoting]]\|link=Railscoting
	File:Gray.png\|[[Lowell Closet]]\|link=Lowell Closet		File:Gray.png\|[[Lowell Closet]]\|link=Lowell Closet
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Chris: Text replacement - "Therapeutic Modalities" to "Therapeutic Beauty"

2025-07-30T23:36:59Z

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

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	Trauma-informed design is an emerging, multidisciplinary approach to creating spaces that are safe, supportive, and conducive to healing for individuals who have experienced trauma. Here, practically all aspects of the environment have been made through the lens of trauma-informed design, ensuring its most basic tenets were followed before branching out.		Trauma-informed design is an emerging, multidisciplinary approach to creating spaces that are safe, supportive, and conducive to healing for individuals who have experienced trauma. Here, practically all aspects of the environment have been made through the lens of trauma-informed design, ensuring its most basic tenets were followed before branching out.

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

	Building on this foundation, we aimed to create an inherently therapeutic environment, i.e., one where people experience specific, measurable psychological benefits. Specifically, we set out to identify the most prevalent barriers that could possibly be mediated through environmental changes and take steps in the home environment to help break down those barriers.		Building on this foundation, we aimed to create an inherently therapeutic environment, i.e., one where people experience specific, measurable psychological benefits. Specifically, we set out to identify the most prevalent barriers that could possibly be mediated through environmental changes and take steps in the home environment to help break down those barriers.

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	File:Gray.png\|[[Scratcher Keeper]]\|link=Scratcher Keeper		File:Gray.png\|[[Scratcher Keeper]]\|link=Scratcher Keeper
	File:Gray.png\|[[Lunar Beacon]]\|link=Lunar Beacon		File:Gray.png\|[[Lunar Beacon]]\|link=Lunar Beacon
	File:Gray.png\|[[Catwalk ~~Lightrail~~]]\|link=Catwalk ~~Lightrail~~		File:Gray.png\|[[Catwalk Cove Light]]\|link=Catwalk Cove Light
	File:Gray.png\|[[Railscoting]]\|link=Railscoting		File:Gray.png\|[[Railscoting]]\|link=Railscoting
	File:Gray.png\|[[Lowell Closet]]\|link=Lowell Closet		File:Gray.png\|[[Lowell Closet]]\|link=Lowell Closet
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