The environment is part of the care plan
Space and sequence work together
- Arrival, carrier placement, room entry, and orientation time.
- Sound sources, voice volume, doors, dryers, equipment, and traffic.
- Surface grip, height, body support, visual barriers, and escape pressure.
- Tool staging and the order in which care components are introduced.
- Movement and communication among team members.
- Recovery spaces and transitions out of the procedure.
A method that can be audited and improved
Environmental Choreography™ can be taught to individuals, built into team workflows, and reviewed during facility implementation. The goal is not a universally quiet room. The goal is an intentional environment that fits the cat, task, team, and setting.
