This episode features a very meaningful and eye-opening conversation with accomplished architect, Jason Dail. Jason recently opened his own architecture firm, Felspar, which specializes in designing trauma-informed spaces based on research about how the human body subconsciously responds to its environment. Along with his career as an accomplished architect and photographer, Jason is also a member of the City of Raleigh’s Design Review Commission and is a devoted family man and my first cousin once removed! This episode discusses Jason’s non-traditional path into the field of architecture and the ways he’s seen the field transform during his time as an architect. He also discusses the impact trauma can have on us all and the transformative ways he’s learned to work with and heal from his own history of trauma.
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