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For nearly each of the last seven years we’ve held this event we’ve had to turn folks away who waited until the week before to register. We’re approaching that point again, so if you’ve been procrastinating, don’t wait another day! Rarely held on the West Coast, it’s a unique opportunity to attend what is considered the premier learning and connecting opportunity for healthcare provider, design and solutions professionals who need to better understand and solve the challenges behavioral and mental health issues present in EVERY HEALTHCARE ENVIRONMENT. It’s a chance to learn from 17 leading experts what’s new, what’s working, what’s not and what’s ahead, and exchange ideas and resources with 125 industry colleagues in this high-value, high-return environment. Secure your spot while there’s still time. Review the faculty and agenda and register today. https://loom.ly/IjExDT4

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For nearly each of the last seven years we’ve held this event we’ve had to turn folks away who waited until the week before to register. We’re approaching that point again, so if you’ve been procrastinating, don’t wait another day! Rarely held on the West Coast, it’s a unique opportunity to attend what is considered the premier learning and connecting opportunity for healthcare provider, design and solutions professionals who need to better understand and solve the challenges behavioral and mental health issues present in EVERY HEALTHCARE ENVIRONMENT. It’s a chance to learn from 17 leading experts what’s new, what’s working, what’s not and what’s ahead, and exchange ideas and resources with 125 industry colleagues in this high-value, high-return environment. Secure your spot while there’s still time. Review the faculty and agenda and register today. https://loom.ly/IjExDT4

View the full agenda: https://loom.ly/IjExDT4 Register for our in-person Behavioral and Mental Health Workshop sponsored by Accurate Lock and Hardware, Altro Americas, architecture+, Whitehall Manufacturing, Kingsway Group USA, LIGHTGLASS, ModuForm, Inc., Norix Furniture, Page, Pineapple Contracts USA, Proximity Systems, Safehinge Primera USA, Spec Furniture Inc., Stance Healthcare, Vale Secure and Visa Lighting on September 17th in Los Angeles! Hear Senior Design Researcher and Associate of DLR Group Kati Peditto, PhD present: Nurturing Neurodiversity through the Power of Psychology and Design. This presentation will provide a deeper understanding of what neurodiversity means and its significance in the behavioral health care environment. Attendees will learn key design principles that create supportive and inclusive environments for neurodiverse patients and staff and how those interventions can improve health outcomes. We can't wait to see you next Tuesday! https://loom.ly/IjExDT4

For nearly each of the last seven years we’ve held this event we’ve had to turn folks away who waited until the week before to register. We’re approaching that point again, so if you’ve been procrastinating, don’t wait another day! Rarely held on the West Coast, it’s a unique opportunity to attend what is considered the premier learning and connecting opportunity for healthcare provider, design and solutions professionals who need to better understand and solve the challenges behavioral and mental health issues present in EVERY HEALTHCARE ENVIRONMENT. It’s a chance to learn from 17 leading experts what’s new, what’s working, what’s not and what’s ahead, and exchange ideas and resources with 125 industry colleagues in this high-value, high-return environment. Secure your spot while there’s still time. Review the faculty and agenda and register today. https://loom.ly/IjExDT4

Behavioral & Mental Health Toolbox: https://loom.ly/P7yT99M Physical layout and positioning of professionals’ workspace is an important consideration in practices implementing integrated care. Clinicians, researchers, and health-care administrators are encouraged to consider the role of professional proximity and private working space when creating new facilities or redesigning existing space to foster delivery of integrated behavioral health and primary care. Located in our Behavioral & Mental Health Toolbox sponsored by Accurate Lock and Hardware, Altro Limited, architecture+, Whitehall Manufacturing and ModuForm, Inc., watch the EBD Journal Club: Designing Clinical Space for the Delivery of Integrated Behavioral Health and Primary Care to hear how a team conducted an observational study on 19 diverse practices located across the United States. Visit the toolbox at the link.

Our Resilient Aging Environments Network (RAEN) group has been exerting ample brain power at this first annual meeting. What better way to take a well-deserved break than with a visit to the nearby Lapp Dairy Farm and ICE CREAM! They finished the day with visits to some of Garden Spot Village’s innovative living and care environments – the Thistledown Cooperative Living House and the Sycamore Springs Pocket Neighborhood – as fascinating as they sound. We’ll share more in a post-meeting wrap-up. And finally, dinner IN the 4,600 square foot Garden Spot Aeroponics Greenhouse. Located across the street from the Village, this innovative system grows up to 18,000 plants, providing Garden Spot Village diners with fresh, organic, farm-to-table produce year-round. Pictured here are some RAEN members and guests: Mitchell Elliott, AIA, Principal at RDG Planning & Design; Steve Muller, COO of Garden Spot Communities; Jeffery Beegle, CHEC, CEO and Senior Director of Projects at Three Pillars Senior Living Communities ; Annie Peace, Health Services Director at Meadowlark Hills; Andrew Alden, Senior Associate at AG Architecture, Inc.; Jeff McSpadden, Co-founder and CEO of Composure; Melody Karick, CDP, CMDCP, PCHA, VDTCT, PAC, Dementia Educator and Consultant at Garden Spot Communities; Melissa C. Pritchard, aia, ncarb, leed ap bdc, Managing Principal at SFCS Architects; Jake Quigley, Vice President of Operations at Benchmark Senior Living; Kathy Griffel LEED AP, EDAC, Senior Director at Mannington Commercial; Margaret Suit, VP of Architecture, Design & Development at Erickson Senior Living; Steve Lindsey, CEO at Garden Spot Communities; Debra Levin, Hon. FASID, EDAC, CEO and Addie Abushousheh, PhD, Research Associate at The Center for Health Design; and RAEN Facilitator Migette Kaup, PhD. The Center’s Resilient Aging Environments Network – the newest of four Environment Networks of executive level professionals – provides members with a forum to establish relationships, participate in ongoing, open, collegial conversations, and have intimate access to colleagues who are dedicated to advancing aging design throughout the industry. For membership information visit https://lnkd.in/gSmUY5uJ.

For nearly each of the last seven years we’ve held this event we’ve had to turn folks away who waited until the week before to register. We’re approaching that point again, so if you’ve been procrastinating, don’t wait another day! Rarely held on the West Coast, it’s a unique opportunity to attend what is considered the premier learning and connecting opportunity for healthcare provider, design and solutions professionals who need to better understand and solve the challenges behavioral and mental health issues present in EVERY HEALTHCARE ENVIRONMENT. It’s a chance to learn from 17 leading experts what’s new, what’s working, what’s not and what’s ahead, and exchange ideas and resources with 125 industry colleagues in this high-value, high-return environment. Secure your spot while there’s still time. Review the faculty and agenda and register today. https://loom.ly/IjExDT4

View the agenda and register: https://loom.ly/IjExDT4 Our Behavioral Health Design Workshop next week in Los Angeles is unmatched for the quality and quantity of learning, and for the quality and quantity of personal interactions and connections you’ll experience as you engage face-to-face with experts and colleagues in this unique setting. Hear the industry's leading experts – Addie Abushousheh, PhD, Shary Adams, Scott Holmes, Deb Lambert, Brian Giebink, Shiva Mendez, Stephen N. Parker AIA NOMA NCARB LEED AP, Robyn Linstrom, Yolanda Keys, Eric Kern, Alison Ledwith, AIA, Brent A Castro, AIA, Rosalie Zoll, Darci Hernandez, AIA, Daphne Corona, Ellen Taylor and Kati Peditto, PhD – share new research, strategies, case studies and resources in this unmatched, high-value day.

For nearly each of the last seven years we’ve held this event we’ve had to turn folks away who waited until the week before to register. We’re approaching that point again, so if you’ve been procrastinating, don’t wait another day! Rarely held on the West Coast, it’s a unique opportunity to attend what is considered the premier learning and connecting opportunity for healthcare provider, design and solutions professionals who need to better understand and solve the challenges behavioral and mental health issues present in EVERY HEALTHCARE ENVIRONMENT. It’s a chance to learn from 17 leading experts what’s new, what’s working, what’s not and what’s ahead, and exchange ideas and resources with 125 industry colleagues in this high-value, high-return environment. Secure your spot while there’s still time. Review the faculty and agenda and register today. https://loom.ly/IjExDT4