...Sophie Buckley; Anna Tickle Purpose This study aims to explore the perceptions of staff in four teams regarding the implementation of psychologically informed environments (PIE) across a community service and three hostels supporting individuals facing severe and multiple disadvantage. Design...

..., but to use learning from Fulfilling Lives as a foundation for future developments. Design/methodology/approach This study will use the psychologically informed environments (PIEs) 2.0 elements to structure points of learning from working within Opportunity Nottingham, drawing on wider literature...

... with in a Psychologically Informed Environment framework. Services supporting PEH need to be psychologically informed and organisations need to embed reflection within their policies and every day practice. In developing services for PEH interdependence not in/dependence needs to be the aim. Finally, the responsibility...

...). However, with increasing recognition of the prevalence of traumatic stress experienced among people who are homeless, awareness of the importance of implementing psychologically informed environments (henceforth PIEs) into homelessness services is growing (Keats et al., 2012 ; Hopper et al...

... in a psychologically informed environment (PIE), a new model of hostel for homeless people which aims to update and make more flexible the principles of the therapeutic community, thereby meeting the psychological and emotional needs of residents. Design/methodology/approach Semi-structured interviews were carried...

... be contacted at: joanne.prestidge@gmail.com © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2014 Trauma Complex needs Homeless Pre-treatment Psychologically Informed Environments Trauma-Informed Care I was told that this time gives managers and staff an opportunity to reflect and explore...

... fields. The purpose of this paper is to describe its application in homeless hostels and demonstrates the benefits of using AI with the staff and residents, as both a personal development and an OD tool for hostels who want to become a psychologically informed environment (PIE). Design/methodology...

...). Suzanne Quinney can be contacted at: suzanne@appreciatingpeople.co.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2014 Organizational development Reflective practice Positive psychology Appreciative inquiry Supported housing Psychologically informed environments Whatever you can do...

... and Rachel Slade This article originally appeared in Volume 14 Number 1, Housing, Care and Support © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 --> Funding cuts Housing Psychologically informed environments Public finance Article Type: 2012 Awards for Excellence From...

... The new operational guidance is welcomed, however, the authors suggest that the successful implementation of Psychologically Informed Environments (PIEs) is reliant on the capacity of any given organisation to build effective cultures and structures to support the development of reflective practice...

...Robin Johnson; Pennie J. Blackburn Purpose This paper aims to offer a commentary on Psychologically Informed Services: A Good Practice Guide, a recently published operational guidance document on developing psychologically informed environments in services for homeless people. Design...

...Robin Johnson; Vic Rayner Purpose This paper seeks to offer a commentary on Psychologically Informed Services: A Good Practice Guide, a recently published operational guidance document on developing psychologically informed environments (PiEs) in services for homeless people. Design...

...Robin Johnson; Annie Whelan Purpose This paper seeks to offer a commentary on Psychologically Informed Services: A Good Practice Guide, a recently published operational guidance document on developing psychologically informed environments (PIEs) in services for homeless people. Design...

...Robin Johnson; Tom Harrison Purpose This paper aims to offer a commentary on Psychologically Informed Services: A Good Practice Guide, a recently published operational guidance document on developing psychologically informed environments (PIEs) in services for homeless people. Design...

...Robin Johnson; Emilie Smeaton Purpose This paper aims to offer a commentary on Psychologically Informed Services: A Good Practice Guide, a recently published operational guidance document on developing psychologically informed environments (PiEs) in services for homeless people. Design...

...Robin Johnson; John Conolly Purpose This paper aims to offer a commentary on Psychologically Informed Services: A Good Practice Guide, a recently published operational guidance document on developing psychologically informed environments (PIEs) in services for homeless people. Design...

...Robin Johnson; Keith Walton; Ian Walton Purpose This paper seeks to offer a commentary on Psychologically Informed Services: A Good Practice Guide, a recently published operational guidance document on developing psychologically informed environments (PIEs) in services for homeless people...

...Robin Johnson; Aileen Edwards Purpose This paper seeks to offer a commentary on Psychologically Informed Services: A Good Practice Guide, a recently published operational guidance document on developing psychologically informed environments (PIEs) in services for homeless people...

..., kindness, respect and even love. Housing Public finance Funding cuts Psychologically informed environments Supported housing finds itself in a difficult place at the moment. Cuts in Supporting People funding of up to 40 per cent or more are being seen across the country, even when projects...