Posts Tagged ‘Building Biology’

Potential Framework of Design & Build Concepts in the Modern World

Filed under Feng Shui in Action | Mar 1, 2010 | Tags: architecture, biophilia, biophilic design, Building Biology, environmental psychology, Feng Shui, green design, LEED, Stephen Kellert, sustainable building, sustainable design, Theodore Roszak | No Comments

I have developed a working relationship with an applied environmental psychologist this past year. I have been so excited: someone that speaks my language! Yes, I am a Feng Shui practitioner, but I have many years of working in scientific applications for marketing. I am a researcher at heart, a scientist and analytical, but my ...Read more.

Feng Shui Your Child’s Space

Filed under Feng Shui in Action | Aug 10, 2009 | Tags: Bagua, Building Biology, color and feng shui, EMFs, Feng Shui, feng shui bedroom, feng shui child, teenage feng shui | No Comments

September can be the worst month in a home with children. In the process of transitioning into a new school year, parents as well as children can be overwhelmed. With a change in schedules, new schools, new teachers, new expectations, and new friends, this time of year can really test a family’s coping skills. According ...Read more.

Feng Shui for Children with Special Needs

Filed under Feng Shui in Action | Mar 1, 2008 | Tags: ADHD, Autism, Bagua, Building Biology, children with special needs, EMFs, Feng Shui, OCD | No Comments

According to the Autism Society of America, autism strikes one in 150 births. Autism, being the fastest growing developmental disability, encompasses a wide range of disabilities, from ADHD to OCD and more severe types of autism. As any parent of a child with autism knows, any additional stress on their child or them is intolerable. ...Read more.