TiD Teams and Organizations
Trauma-informed Design used to be a nicety, but now it’s a necessity. Here are a names of folks applying a TiD lens.
​Maine Department of Corrections, Women's Reentry Center, Photo Courtesy of SMRT Architects and Engineers
Trauma-informed Design Consultants
With two of the TiD Society's co-founders as owners, you can rest easy knowing that you are receiving the best-of-the-best in this field. As leaders in this burgeoning field, Janet Roche and Christine Cowart bring empathy, while using evidence-based design practices to enhance the experience of the end-user community of the spaces you create.
Paradigm Spaces
Dr. J. Davis Harte, a co-founder of the TiD Society and advocate centered on
design, environment, and wellbeing owns Paradigm Spaces. Her evidence-based practice expands precedence and pushes the edges of design, from an immersive
ethnographic lens,
while keeping the occupants at the hub.
Cowart Trauma Informed Partnership
Christine Cowart is a the owner and founder of Cowart Trauma Informed Partnership. COTIP is here to help you implement practices to avoid re-traumatization and enhance resilience throughout your organization and beyond.
Shopworks Architecture
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ICON Architecture
ICON is motivated by design’s ability to positively transform, empower + restore. We delight in collaboration + commitment to ongoing dialogue + discovery. We champion innovation to strengthen communities + create enduring value.
SMRT Architects and Engineers
SMRT Architects and Engineers are a team of architects, engineers, planners and professionals committed to solving problems through design and positioning our clients for success.
Designs for Dignity
Designs for Dignity transforms nonprofit environments through pro bono design services and in-kind donations--empowering lives through design.
Theory of Place
Theory of Place is social impact design consultancy that create environments that fortify the collective well-being of communities through projects that offer competent housing, social-emotional healing, economic independence, education, technology, social and cultural equity.
Massachusetts Department of Youth Services Northeast Regional Center Day Room
Photo By Trent Bell Photography and Courtesy of ICON Architecture