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A Free Virtual Workshop Learning Experience
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Which design strategies best
support the next generation of
care and care spaces?
How patients are treated for behavioral and mental health illness is an ever-evolving process of evidence-based science and clinical practice. And as treatments evolve, it’s essential that the environments where this care is delivered keep pace and adapt.
The physical locations in which patients receive behavioral and mental health care are also expanding, far beyond the behavioral health unit into a myriad of care settings.
Design can’t stand still.
To ensure that built environments support the next generation of care, today’s design, facility, product and care professionals have to advance their understanding of where treatment practices are headed and what the implications are for the care spaces they are charged with creating.
This virtual workshop provides the latest in design thinking for behavioral health care and settings and offers state-of-the-art best practices through thought leader presentations, case studies, and panel discussions.
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VIRTUAL WORKSHOP
Behavioral & Mental Health: Design for Supportive and Responsive Care Settings
Thursday
May 23, 2024
This event is FREE thanks to the support of our Sponsor Partners.
CEUs Available
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Upcoming 2024 Workshops
July: Drivers in Healthcare
Sept: Behavioral Health Design
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SPONSOR PARTNERS
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AGENDA: What’s up. What works. What’s ahead.
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8:00 AM PT / 11:00 AM ET
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Welcome Opening Remarks & Introductions
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Ellen Taylor, PhD, AIA, MBA, EDAC
Vice President for Research, The Center for Health Design
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Shary Adams, OAA, AIA, ACHA, EDAC
Healthcare Practice Area Leader, Gensler
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8:05 AM PT / 11:05 AM ET
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Opening Keynote Presentation
Join Elizabeth Sysak for an overview of the current state of mental and behavioral health practices and hear insights for where the field is heading and what that means for future care settings.
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Elizabeth A. Sysak, PhD, MsEd
Behavioral Health Consultant Leader,
Blue Cottage of CannonDesign
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8:35 AM PT / 11:35 AM ET
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Presentation — Translational Research: A New Approach
This presentation will provide an overview of the Huntsman Mental Health Institute Translational Research Building at the University of Utah. See how this innovation lab is a hub for testing and refining mental health design and is an incubator for research, clinical processes and policy ideas.
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Adeleh Nejati, RA,
PhD, LEED AP, WELL
AP, EDAC
Senior Associate, Senior Healthcare Planner, Researcher, NBBJ
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Tammy Felker, AIA,
ACHA, RN, EDAC,
LEED® AP BD+C
Senior Associate, Healthcare Planner, Healthcare Architect,
NBBJ
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9:50 AM PT / 12:50 PM ET
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Presentation — Co-Design for Inclusive Engagement with Neurodiverse People
This presentation will discuss outcomes and lessons learned from an NEA-funded co-design project exploring the role of arts engagement in cognitive performance and wellbeing for people with dementia and their informal care-partners. Attendees will learn how these informed ongoing projects utilizing VR, AR, and digital twin technologies.
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Laura Malinin
Director, Nancy Richardson Design Center, College of Health and Human Sciences/Associate Professor, Interior Architecture and Design, Colorado State University
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10:20 AM PT / 1:20 PM ET
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Case Study — Future-Proofing the Nation’s Largest Net Zero Energy Campus
The Cordilleras Mental Health Campus is inspired by the profound influence of nature on well-being. Its plans are to harness the power of nature to become a community for patients and the surrounding area. Hear about the process for rejuvenating Cordilleras to become the first net zero energy campus in California.
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David Sass, RA, LEED AP, Lean
Senior Vice President, CannonDesign
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10:50 AM PT / 1:50 PM ET
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Case Study — The Neurobehavioral Inpatient Unit
In the new building GBBN designed for Cincinnati Children’s College Hill Campus, there is a new neurobehavioral inpatient unit as well as an intensive outpatient program and clinic. Hear about its innovative design for this special population, as well as what has been learned post-occupancy.
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Angela Mazzi, FAIA, FACHA, EDAC
Principal, GBBN
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Martine Lamy, MD PhD
Associate Professor | Division of Psychiatry, Associate Chief of Staff, Mental Health, Medical Director for the Neurobehavioral Psychiatry Continuum of Care, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center | University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
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11:50 AM PT / 2:50 PM ET
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Case Study — The Eating Recovery Center Willow
The mission of The Eating Recovery Center Willow is to provide the very best care for patients and families, and enable providers and teammates to deliver the highest quality treatment for patients with eating disorders. Hear how this Center for Health Design Touchstone Award winning project conducted multiple pre-design analyses and post-occupancy evaluations for the largest portfolio-wide research study to inform future design.
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Meredith Banasiak, M.Arch., EDAC, Assoc. AIA
Director of Research, Boulder Associates
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12:20 PM PT / 3:20 PM ET
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Panel Discussion
Join the panel of the day’s speakers as they identify overall themes, key concepts, next steps, with a final Q&A.
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12:50 PM PT / 3:50 PM ET
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Observations
Wrap up the day with the workshop facilitators who will share key observations from the day and projections toward a path forward.
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1:00 PM PT / 4:00 PM ET
Adjourn
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Experts from the Experts
Our virtual workshops combine insight-filled expert panels, dynamic presentations, and collaborative activities to deliver a multi-faceted, synergistic experience unlike any other. Every year attendees give us top marks for these high-quality, high-return days that deliver new strategies, solutions, resources and connections to help organizations address today’s healthcare design challenges.
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ABOUT US
For over 30 years the non-profit Center for Health Design has led and empowered current and future healthcare owners, clinicians, architects, designers, product & solution providers and other stakeholders in an industry-wide endeavor to maximize health through informed design.
By providing research, education and community-building to over 30,000 professionals worldwide, The Center drives measurable improvements in health, safety and business outcomes through evidence-based design of the built environment. Explore The Center’s resources, tools and learning opportunities at www.healthdesign.org.
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