Trauma informed design: working with the built environment - a Q&A with Jill Pable
After the end of the Season One forums, arising out of the 'Where to now?' review discussions, we found ourselves with a specific request and a sudden opportunity to arrange an extra session with Jill Pable, architect and PIElink member, on working with the built environment.
Overleaf is the recording of the talk and the extended Q&A that followed.
Other background on design - Library items
(please note: some of these item links are currently disabled through a technical fault)
A trauma informed design checklist: Design Resources for Homelessness, Florida : HERE
'Well-being by design' - the questions you might now ask yourselves : HERE
The receptionist as 'the Director of First Impressions' (audio excerpt)`: (HERE
The characteristics of successful supported housing programmes: ‘Single site’ Housing First in Finland: HERE
Re-thinking the building : PIEs at the Wallich : HERE
Simon Community - Glasgow Access Hub (short video) : HERE
Car, Bus, Tram or Unicorn; why my car is a psychologically informed environment : HERE
Learning and Enquiry and the cycles of practice-based learning : HERE
Other background on the built environment - PIElink pages
- The built environment and adaptations : HERE
- Using the whole environment: HERE
- Outreach, pathways, and environments without buildings : HERE
- PIEs, communities and a sense of belonging : HERE
- Clubhouses, cores, and campus models : HERE
- PIEs in therapy settings : HERE
- 'Psychologically informed business environments' : HERE
- Whole system PIEs : HERE
- PIEs and ‘exclusion-informed research’ HERE
Further background reading/listening/viewing
What of we used color, light and place to provide a feeling of calm (DRH video on Academia.edu) : HERE
PIElink pages
Psychologically informed boundary setting : HERE
Top-to-toe PIE embedding : HERE
PIEs, Housing First and community integration : HERE
Finding a service user-friendly language : HERE
PIEs and research : HERE
Exploring the PIE Abacus (for PIE leads) : HERE
Bonus session: Trauma informed design and working with the built environment; a Q&A with Jill Pable : HERE
Other background - pages
Is the PIE evolving? (summary) : HERE
PIEs 1, 2 - and 3? : HERE
The Inner Game of PIE : HERE
Introducing the PIE approach : HERE