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Interactive. Collaborative. Engaging. Participatory.
A day unlike any other, well spent learning and connecting with colleagues and experts who share your interests, passion and commitment.
Consider the needs of behavioral health patients in every healthcare space you design...
The mental health crisis around the world continues to grow at alarming rates that affects individuals from all ages, ethnicities and socio-economic positions.
One in five adults suffer from some form of mental illness, and these challenges reach far beyond the traditional behavioral health unit.
Now, more than ever, it is imperative that these settings respond to complexities of care, provide flexibility to fluid care needs, and offer equity to patients.
To meet the increased demand for care and enhance staff safety, today’s design, facility and care professionals have to advance their understanding of evolving care methodologies and how flexible and safe environmental design can best support patient outcomes.
This live, in-person workshop leverages discussions from across the industry, provides the latest in design thinking for behavioral and mental health care settings and offers state-of-the-art best practices through thought leader presentations, case studies and panel discussions. Attendees will have opportunities to pose questions to workshop faculty and interact with fellow attendees in fun and innovative ways.
Location Information
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Early Bird 7/12/24 |
Advanced 8/16/24 |
Regular |
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Affiliate+ (20% off) |
$316.00 |
$356.00 |
$396.00 |
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Corporate Affiliate Member (15% Discount) |
$335.75 |
$378.25 |
$420.75 |
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Professional Affiliates (10% Discount) |
$355.50 |
$400.50 |
$445.50 |
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Student & Individual Affiliates (5% Discount) |
$375.25 |
$422.75 |
$470.25 |
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Regular Rate |
$395.00 |
$445.00 |
$495.00 |
Substantial discounts for groups of 3 or more - contact Natalie at ngonzalez@healthdesign.org for more information.
Thanks to our Sponsor Partners:
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This unique experience is ideal for individuals who are intending to design new mental and behavioral health facilities and those wishing to evaluate the quality of their existing facilities.
Welcome Opening Remarks & Introductions
Ellen Taylor, PhD, AIA, MBA, EDAC
Vice President for Research
The Center for Health Design
Opening Keynote Presentation
Moderator:
Shary Adams, OAA, AIA, ACHA, EDAC
Healthcare Practice Area Leader
Gensler
Representatives: The Center for Health Design's Behavioral and Mental Health Design Network
Presentation – The Crisis Stabilization Center and the Lived Experience
Description to come.
Research in a Snap
Description to come.
Presentation – Constructing Empathy through Behavioral Health Design
Description to come.
Eric Kern, AIA, LEED AP, BD+C
Principal, Behavioral Health Director
Page
Research in a Snap
Description to come.
Facilitated Discussion/Group Work
Roll up your sleeves and join the rest of the attendees for an interactive experience that explores common issues and experiences surrounding mental and behavioral health. Think outside the box as you and fellow attendees consider the implications for care settings and identify potential innovative design solutions.
Presentation – The Be Well Irvine Initiative
Description to come.
Case Study – The Ohana Center – Shaped by Neuroscience
Description to come.
Daphne Corona
Senior Associate | Project Manager
NBBJ
Research in a Snap
Description to come.
Presentation – Nurturing Neurodiversity through the Power of Psychology and Design
Description to come.
Concluding Panel Discussion
Join workshop panel speakers as they identify overall themes, key concepts, and next steps with a final Q&A.
Final Words
Wrap up the day with workshop facilitators who will share their observations and projections toward a path forward.
Adjourn Day
>> While we finalize faculty and topics for our 2024 workshop, take a look at last year's agenda for an example of the high caliber program you can expect this year. <<
