A listen · Dayhouse Health

Home as Medicine.

A short listen on what the research actually says — and what it means for the room you're sitting in right now.

Audio · AI-generated walkthrough

A conversational walkthrough of our most recent peer-reviewed paper — made so you can listen instead of read.

Prefer to read? See the research

What you'll hear

An introduction, in about the length of a short walk.

This is a plain-language version of our most recent peer-reviewed paper, made as audio so you can listen instead of read. It covers why the spaces we live in shape how we feel day to day, the evidence-informed framework behind Healing at Home, and a few small, practical shifts — light, sound, rest — that anyone can start with, no purchase or program required.

It's an introduction, not medical advice. It's meant to sit alongside the care you already have, never to replace it.

The research

What this is based on.

Healing at Home is built on a body of peer-reviewed work by Dorothy Huntsman and Dr. Greg Bulaj. This audio is a walkthrough of the most recent paper:

Huntsman, Jenkinson & Bulaj, Healthcare 2026, 14(9):1123.
doi:10.3390/healthcare14091123

Our approach is evidence-informed and built on this peer-reviewed framework. It is a wellness and health-support practice — not a medical device, diagnosis, or treatment.

See all our research

If you'd like to go further

Two things, both open to you.

The free room-by-room guide is for anyone — no cost, no application. And this summer we're opening the founding cohort of Healing at Home: a small, selective group, twelve weeks, guided step by step through the Healing at Home Method. Application-based, paid, rolling summer start.

Important

The Therapeutic Home Environment framework is an evidence-informed, peer-reviewed body of work. This audio is not a medical device, a diagnosis, or a substitute for medical care. It is meant to work alongside your existing physicians, medications and treatment plan, not to replace them. Individual experiences differ, and we don't promise specific outcomes.