Module 5

Spaces and places

This session explores a key element of Psychologically Informed Environments (PIE) – the impact of our physical environment – by taking a trip with a young person to the jobcentre. The session is useful for anyone working with young people who struggle to complete with tasks or processes.

The presentation is in the form of a photo story, and the session includes small group discussion and feedback.

22 slides cover:

Exploring the Impact of our Physical Environment
How we can Influence our Physical Environment

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