How Design Shapes Our Well-Being — with Janet Elizabeth Roche
About this episode
Janet Elizabeth Roche discusses how inclusive and trauma-informed design can enhance well-being and dignity for caregivers and those they care for.
“Design isn’t just about beauty — it’s about dignity.” This week, Janet Elizabeth Roche shares how inclusive and trauma-informed design helps people feel seen, heard, and welcomed. If you care for someone, or you need a space that supports your own emotional well-being, this episode will inspire you. If you have questions about any of this, make sure to listen to the episode all the way through. What inclusive design really means Why knowing the population matters How architecture can confuse us Light and sound are key Color isn’t universal Small changes, big impact Agency heals Where to start today Play matters at any age ======================================================================== Stay Connected • Podcast Website: A Time to Care: The Caregivers Podcast • Follow us on Instagram: @tumcoeur • Download our Free Guide: How to Navigate Difficult Conversations • Join the Tumcoeur Community: Support, tools, and a safe space for caregivers
Topics covered
- inclusive design
- trauma-informed design
- emotional well-being
- architecture
- agency
- caregiving
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