Recreate a place before visiting it
A virtual version of a place can make it easier to explain what will happen, prepare for an activity, or practice a scenario before going there in person.
We work with the J-B Thiery Association to recreate places and situations for staff training, disability awareness, and day-to-day support. The association also advises us on making our tools suitable for people with multiple disabilities.
A virtual version of a place can make it easier to explain what will happen, prepare for an activity, or practice a scenario before going there in person.
Teams can walk through a visit, journey, sensitive situation, or training exercise in advance. This gives the person and their support team a clearer idea of what to expect.
Instead of relying on slides alone, staff can explore a concrete scenario, observe what happens, and discuss where support may be needed.
The same environments can help people understand a place, anticipate a journey, or become familiar with a situation. They are not limited to staff training.
The J-B Thiery Association has awarded Cats & Foxes its inclusive company label. Its input helps us check our design choices against the needs of people with multiple disabilities, from early tests through to everyday use.
If you need to prepare people for a journey or situation, make a place easier to understand, or train staff, we can define the brief and build a version for your team to test.