Rachel Cole Advisory
Okay, well welcome to the Psychitect is In. Today we have the pleasure of talking with Rachel Cole of Rachel Cole Advisory. I had met Rachel… gosh, like we were … Read more
An interview with neuroscientist Michael Arbib on his book release of “Where Brains Meet Buildings: A Conversation Between Neuroscience and Architecture”
In this episode, we have the special opportunity to meet with neuroscientist Michael Arbib who shares his scholarly insights in a conversation on neuroscience and architecture. Highlighting topics in his … Read more
The Alchemy of Dance, Architecture, and Healing
Yeah. Okay. Got it. We’re on. Welcome to the psychitect is in today. I am really thrilled to meet with Stephan. And Stephan, can you introduce your whole name of … Read more
Sensory Integration Series: On Color and Furniture Design with Joniel of Transitional Customs Furniture
Yes. Okay. Hello and welcome to the Psychitect Is In. I am so thrilled and just delighted that our guests today, who I met at a. A talk. He was … Read more
DBT: Dialectal behavioral therapy- emotional regulation for remodels
Rachel: Okay. So we are here today with a very special guest, a friend, a colleague, a long time colleague, Wendy Douglas. We go way back, way back, right to … Read more
Nuts, Bolts, and Tips on How to Build and ADU: Ongoing Consulting Series with Contractor Kevin Garnier
So welcome back to the psych detectives in. It’s been a minute I have to share. And, and Kevin and I were talking this before the interview started that I … Read more
Turning the Lens on Artist-Photographer Leslie Williamson
Rachel:
Today, we are really fortunate to have a guest who personally is one of my favorite. Well, I want to say intimate space photographers, but one interior photographer that I greatly admire for her work in several books that I purchased the first one a while back handcrafted modern.
The Keys to Purchase and Restore Mid Century Real Estate in Los Angeles: Rachel Melvald in conversation with producer, designer and realtor Lynda Kahn of Twin Art and Compass Realty.
Rachel Melvald: We are going to talk about real estate and mid-century modern homes from a designer who has had many different lives before even becoming a realtor. How has … Read more
The New Theatrics of Remote Therapy
How does treatment change when your patients are on a screen? By Adam Gopnik May 25, 2020 The ritual of therapy goes on, but its intimacy—and efficacy—is altered. Illustration by Greg … Read more
Architects and Designers Weigh In on the Future of Work
By Jennifer Baum Lagdameo – April 29, 2020 Right now, the logistics of “going back to normal” are a mystery. We asked some prominent voices to predict what we can expect when the … Read more
‘It’s Liberating’: 3 Ways a Tech-Savvy Los Angeles Gallery Is Using the Lockdown Era to Leapfrog Into Future of the Global Art Market
In our first spotlight on new business models for galleries, Various Small Fires leverages technology, intimacy, and collaboration in Seoul. Tim Schneider, April 28, 2020 Josh Kline’s Reality Television 12, 2020, at … Read more
Best Of: protective partition screens for the post-pandemic workspace
MAY 14, 2020 | TEXT LAUREN GRACE MORRIS Has the cubicle been resurrected from its 20th-century resting place? Perhaps too soon to say with certainty, but with the precautions and measures necessary … Read more
