Cognitive Disabilities Archives - Inclusive Designers Podcast

Designing for: Crisis Centers with Stephen Parker/Robyn Linstrom (Season 5, Episode 4)

988 System, Adolescent, Alex Tan, American Association for Emergency Psychology, Autism, BAC TiD Class, Basic Science of Light / Color, Behavioral health design, Behavioral Health Facilities, biophilia, calming rooms, Canada Trauma and Fetal Alcohol Facility, Carolyn Robbins, Choice, Circadian Rhythm, Cleveland Clinic, Cognitive Disabilities, Colors, Crisis Care Model, Crisis Centers, Design, Design Challenges, Design Of Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities, Emergency Care, Empath Units, Environment Transition, Evidence Based Design, Family Centers, Fire Ratings, health and wellbeing, health professional design, Holistic approach, Home insecurity, Hybrid Facilities, Inclusive Designers Podcast, Intentional Spaces, Lived Experience, Long Term Stay, Mental Behavior Design, Neuroscience, Nursing stations, Out patient Program, Pet Kennels, Pet kennels for shelters, Philips, Psychedelics, Quiet Rooms, Regulation, Robyn Lindstrom, safety, SAMSHA’s Prinicples, SC Clemson Grant, Second Hand Trauma, Self Regulate, Self regulation, sensory Rooms, Stabilization Center, Staff support, Stand Alone Crisis Center, Stantec, Stephen Parker, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, The importance of Staff Care, trauma-informed design, UNC Greensboro, Unhoused, Vicarious Trauma, Warm Hand-off areas, Water bottle stations, Wellness Designers, Women's Domestic Shelters

By: Janet Roche & Carolyn Robbins Hosted By: Janet Roche Edited by: Jessica Hunt Guests: Stephen Parker & Robyn Linstrom Photo Credit: Stantec Designing for: Crisis Centers (Season 5, Episode 4) Inclusive Designers Podcast: Currently, there’s a significant rise in people with mental health issues. But the current system often sends a person in […]

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Creating Functional Spaces & Solving Design Crimes! Ed Warner, Motionspot (Season 4, Episode 4)

Accessible Facilities, Accessible Hospitality, Accessible Hotels, Accessible Rental Home, Advocate, aging in place, Architectural Digest, Behavioral health design, Behavioral Health Facilities, biophilia, Carolyn Robbins, Co-Design, Cognitive Disabilities, DEI, Design, Design Crimes, design details, Design for aging, Design for Human Health, Design Impact Lives, designing for healing dignity and joy, Designing for Hotels, Designing for Human Conditions, Diversity, Ed Warner, EDAC, Embracing Disability, Equity and Inclusion, Evidence Based Design, health and wellbeing, Health and Wellness, health professional design, Hospitality Accessible, Human Conditions, IDP, Inclusive Designers, Inclusive Designers Podcast, Inclusive Language, Inclusive Workspaces, James Taylor, Janet Roche, Matteo Zallio, Missy's House, Neurodivergent Groups, Pinar Guvenc, Stay Well and Stay Well Informed, The importance of Co-design, The Queen, Wellness Designers, Wheelchair, Wheelchair Accessible, Why Language Matters

By: Janet Roche & Carolyn Robbins Hosted By: Janet Roche Edited by: Andrew Parrella Guest: Ed Warner, Motionspot Photo Credit: Motionspot Inclusive Designers Podcast: Ed Warner of Motionspot joins IDP to explore the need for inclusive design that is both functional and beautiful… not only in the home, but in hotels, the workplace and

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Living in a VUCA World – The Importance of Co-Design! Guest: Pinar Guvenc, SOUR Studio (Season 4, Episode 3)

Active Listening, Advocate, Architectural Digest, Architecture of the absurd, Beauty and the Brain, Behavioral health design, Behavioral Health Facilities, biophilia, Carolyn Robbins, Circadian Rhythm, Co-Design, Cognitive Disabilities, DEI, Design, design details, Design for Human Health, Design Impact Lives, Designing for Human Conditions, Diversity, Don Ruggles, EDAC, Equity and Inclusion, Evidence Based Design, Fashion week show, health and wellbeing, Health and Wellness, health professional design, Human Conditions, IDP, Inclusive Designers, Inclusive Designers Podcast, Inclusive Language, Janet Roche, John Silber, Not THE Ukraine, NVDIA Omniverse, Open Sky Lab, Post occupancy evaluations, SOUR STUDIO, Stay Well and Stay Well Informed, The BAC, The importance of Co-design, The importance of Co-design in a VUCA world, Time Magazine, trauma-informed design, VUCA, VUCA World, Wellness Designers, What is active listening, What is wrong with architecture today, Why Language Matters, WPP

By: Janet Roche & Carolyn Robbins Hosted By: Janet Roche Edited by: Andrew Parrella Guest: Pinar Guvenc, SOUR Studio Photo Credit: SOUR Studio This in-depth interview with Pinar Guvenc of SOUR Studio explores the importance of co-design in a ‘VUCA’ (Volatile, Uncertain, Complex and Ambiguous) world, and why language matters when designing. Inclusive Designers Podcast

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Adaptive Environments for Healthcare & Beyond! Guest: Alex Tan, Philips (Season 4, Episode 2)

Adaptive Environments, Alex Tan, Behavioral health design, Behavioral Health Facilities, Boulder Community Health, Carolyn Robbins, Circadian Rhythm, Cognitive Disabilities, Design Challenges, design details, Design for Human Health, Design Impact Lives, Design Innovations, Design Matters, designing for healing dignity and joy, Evidence Based Design, Furniture for behavioral Issues, health and wellbeing, Health and Wellness, health professional design, Healthcare Design, Human Conditions, IDP, Inclusive Designers, Inclusive Designers Podcast, Janet Roche, Lumi, Neuroscience, Philips, Stay Well and Stay Well Informed, Wellness Designers

By: Janet Roche & Carolyn Robbins Hosted By: Janet Roche Edited by: Andrew Parrella Guest: Alex Tan, Design Innovation Director, Philips Photo Credit: Philips How did design innovations for the NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care Unit) lead to groundbreaking changes for behavior health rooms in hospital Emergency Departments? The answer lies in new adaptive environments, and

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Trauma Informed Design for Behavioral Health: 3-part series/All (Season 3, Episode 2)

"Bridging the Gap" (Healthcare Design Magazine article), Academy of Neuroscience for Architecture, ANFA, Basic Science of Light / Color, Behavioral health design, Behavioral Health Facilities, BeWell, Boulder Associates, Boulder Community Health, Carolyn Robbins, Clinica Family Health, Cognitive Disabilities, Cognitive Neuroscientist, Colin Ellard, Davis J. Harte, Della Cava, design details, Design for Human Health, Design Impact Lives, Designing for Human Conditions, Developmental Disabilities, EDAC, Evidence Based Design, Flexsim, Furniture for behavioral Issues, GoInvo, health and wellbeing, Health and Wellness, health professional design, How to focus to Change Your Brain, Human Centered Design, IDP, Inclusive Designers, Inclusive Designers Podcast, Janet Roche, Lifting the Gaze, Mardelle McCuskey Shepley, Meredith Banasiak, Neuroscience, POE, Post occupancy evaluations, Social Determinants model, Stay Well and Stay Well Informed, TiD, Time Stamping/Patterns and Trends Data, trauma-informed design, Tunable Lighting, USC Santa Barbara 'Dormzilla' (Construction Dive article), Video Reflective Anagraphy, Wellness Designers

By: Janet Roche & Carolyn Robbins Co-Hosted By: Janet Roche & Dr. J. Davis Harte Edited by: Andrew Parrella Guest: Meredith Banasiak Photo Credit: Caleb Tkach AIAP This just in… new changes are coming for those who create spaces for Behavioral Health. Combining the scientific knowledge from Neuroscience and the research evidence from Trauma-Informed Design

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Designing for: The Changing Reality of Disability in America (Season 2, Episode 2)

activities for daily living, Activities of Daily Living, ADA, ADLs, Alan Myers, ALS, American Disabilities Act, Architect, Architectural Access Board, Architectural Access Board regulations, Attention Deficit Disorder, biophilia, Black Lives Matter, Brain injuries, BSA, Carolyn Robbins, Changing Reality of Disability in America, chronic health conditions, civil rights, Cognitive Disabilities, COVID, degenerative conditions, Design, design details, Design for Human Health, Design Impact Lives, Designer's resource for conditions, Designing, Designing for different human conditions, Designing for Human Conditions, Developmental Disabilities, disabilities, Dr. Erica Walker, Evidence Based Design, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, Flint Michigan, functional limitations, Handicapped, health and wellbeing, Health and Wellness, health professional design, HIPPA, Human Center Design, Human Centered Design, Human Conditions, IDP, IHCD, inclusive design, Inclusive Designers, Inclusive Designers Podcast, Institute for Human Centered Design, Intellectual Disabilites, International Standards Organization, ISO, James Baldwin, Janet Roche, Mature Adults, Military and designing for Disabilities, Military and designing for paraplegia, Military and designing for PTSD, MS, muscular dystrophy, neo-diversity, Neuroscience, Pandemic, paraplegia, Post-Pandemic Environment, Poverty in America, PTSD, quadriplegia, Stay Well and Stay Well Informed, Suicide, TBI, The BAC, The Boston Architectural College, toxic environments, Trauma, Trauma Informed, trauma-informed design, universal design, Valerie Fletcher, Wellness Designers, WHO, World Health Organization

By: Janet Roche & Carolyn Robbins Edited by: Andrew Parrella Guest: Valerie Fletcher What is the state of disability in America today, and what does this mean to Inclusive Designers… especially in this time of Covid? IDP sits down with Valerie Fletcher, Executive Director of the Institute for Human Centered Design (IHCD) in Boston, MA.

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Designing for: Aging In Place (Season 2, Episode 1)

AARP, Accessable Home, Accessibility, Activities of Daily Living, ADA, Aging, aging in place, AIA, Alzheimer’s, Architectural Access Board, Architectural Access Board regulations, Azek Decking, bath, Beautiful Homes, Brian Harvey, Broken hip, CAPS, Carolyn Robbins, Certified Aging In Place Specialist, Cognitive Disabilities, Deborah Pierce, Design, design details, Designing for Human Conditions, fall prevention, Grab bars, granny bars, Harvey Home Modifications, health and wellbeing, health professional design, Home modifications, Human Conditions, Inclusive Designers, Inclusive Designers Podcast, Janet Roche, Kitchen, Life alert, NABH, National Association of Home Builders, preventing accidents, remodels, safety, Senior homes, Senior Living, Seniors, Stair Chairs, Stroke, The accessible home book, Wedi Board, When to remodel after a fall, When to remodel after a stroke

By JANET ROCHE & CAROLYN ROBBINS Edited by: Andrew Parrella Guests: Deborah Pierce, Architect & Brian Harvey, Contractor Photo Credit: Kathy Tarangola Photography Society is naturally aging, living better, and longer. By 2030 there will be an unprecedented number of seniors, more than ever before. This means more people living at home for as

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Design Review: IDP goes to ABX 2019 (Season 1, Episode 6)

ABX 2019, Accurate Lock, acoustics, aging in place, Alzheimer’s, Anxiety, biophilia, Brain injuries, Build Better Podcast, Carolyn Robbins, Circadian Rhythm, Cityscapes, Cognitive Disabilities, Colorful Panels, Dean and Derek, design details, fall prevention, Furniture for behavioral Issues, health and wellbeing, health professional design, High Profile Magazine, Home Elevators, Home Healthsmith, Human Centered Design, Human Conditions, Inclusive Designers, Inclusive Designers Podcast, Institute for Human Centered Design, Janet Roche, Millennium Forms, OCD, panels, Prairiefire Museum, preventing accidents, safety, Sensitile, Seward Library, smart technology, Transplanted, trauma-informed design

By JANET ROCHE & CAROLYN ROBBINS Edited by: Matthew Bogart Profiled ABX 2019 Vendors: List & contact info below • The IDP team makes their way through Boston’s annual ABX convention (ArchitectureBoston Expo) and talks to the vendors that presented products of particular interest to Inclusive Designers. ABX is a great place to get caught

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Overview: “Stay Well… and Stay Well Informed” (Season 1, Episode 1)

ADD, Aging, aging in place, Alzheimer’s, ASID, Attention Deficit Disorder, Autism, biophilia, Brain injuries, Caregivers resource for Design, Carolyn Robbins, Certified Aging In Place Specialist, Circadian Rhythm, Cognitive Disabilities, Design, design details, Designer's resource for conditions, Designing for Aging in Place, Designing for different human conditions, Designing for Human Conditions, Designing for Human Health, Developmental Disabilities, EDAC, fall prevention, FF&Es, Furniture for behavioral Issues, Furniture Off Gassing, health and wellbeing, Health and Wellness, health professional design, Human Conditions, IDP, Inclusive Designers, Inclusive Designers Podcast, Janet Roche, Military and designing for Disabilities, Military and designing for paraplegia, Military and designing for PTSD, Occupational Therapist Designing Resources, paraplegia, preventing accidents, Stay Well and Stay Well Informed, TBI, The BAC, trauma-informed design, Veterans Home Renovation, Visual Acuity

By JANET ROCHE & CAROLYN ROBBINS Edited by: David Goodman Host: Janet Roche, MDS – Email: janet@inclusivedesigners.com Moderator: Carolyn Robbins – Email: carolyn@inclusivedesigners.com • Inclusive Designers Podcast • In the relatively new and constantly evolving field of designing for human health, there is a need for access to the most current information and resources. This

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