Product reviews for Optimal Healing Environments

I will be sharing this information with the medical staff I work with. We will look at our office environment to see where we could add more healing help.
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I will pay much more attention to the careful planning and design of my future facility. This course will enable me to have a broader perspective when working with clients.
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I will continue to push for the inclusion of more horticultural therapy and time for patients and staff to spend in the natural environment. I will also promote meditation as a form of stress relief.
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I really enjoyed this course. It is so fascinating how all of our surroundings affect us.
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I now have an arsenal of data to share with my family, neighbors and community as well as health care providers.
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I will pay more attention to the space in which I see clients. The color of the walls, water features and the quality of air. Plan on spending more time without noise, white or other wise.
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As a building designer, I will pay more attention and incorporate what I have learned into building designs for healthcare environments.
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This was an eye opening course that made me more aware of the hospital, clinic and office environments.
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I will be more attentive to all details of environmental design, as I now understand how these details have an impact on patient health and well-being.
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I will try to incorporate things like color and music to help in the healing process.
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Holly Trimble | Vibe Learning
 
Holly Trimble

Holly Trimble

Holly Trimble has a bachelor's degree in physical therapy from the University of Colorado and a master's degree in pediatric physical therapy from Boston University. She completed an additional 15 credit hours in education at the doctoral level. She taught math and science to sixth-graders for several years at a private school, and also worked as a private tutor for children with learning disabilities. She has lectured on health-related topics to all age groups, from school-age children to adults, and is now an adjunct professor, teaching college-level anatomy and physiology. She received the Adjunct Faculty Excellence Award for 2010/2011 for her college and is the author of the eBook, "College Success Now!".

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