We create healing spaces and retreats for those touched by trauma.

Home Design

We offer free trauma-informed design services to women in recovery. Our unique, trauma-sensitive approach to space helps women move through the debris of harm and use their space to bless the healing and hope of their new future.

Retreats

We design retreats for women and nonprofit leaders who need a space to be heard, rest, and engage with beauty. We offer long-term and short-term retreat programs for individuals in the Chattanooga area.

Nonprofit Design

We offer trauma-informed design services to nonprofit spaces (examples: office headquarters, therapy offices, residential homes, and rehabilitation centers) for a fee. Let’s work together and bring healing spaces to the good work you do.

Support our Work

Meet our Team

Our team is the life-force behind our work. We are continuing to grow around here! Adding and refining our
beautiful team that helps make each install happen and every client’s story heard.

Stop by and say hello if find yourself in the neighborhood! We love connecting with people and are always working to create something new.

Recently

A Letter from the Board of Directors

We are excited, energized, and fully supportive of the new changes at H&H. As you know, this work was conceived, launched, and nurtured under Kaysie Strickland's competent and imaginative leadership. And now, as more opportunities to serve are presented, we have put into place (with Kaysie's vision of this structure and her complete support) a strategic partnership with Meggie Nance, a talented and proven leader, as our new CEO. This addition has unencumbered Kaysie, at her urging, to do what she does best: to use her creative gifts and vision to serve and help heal our constituents. Kaysie and Meggie, working in tandem, offer a significant increase in our overall effectiveness.

A New Team for a New Season

We've grown our programs to include a new type of healing space: nonprofit leader retreats. So in addition to our residential design projects, our nonprofit design jobs, and offering our studio space to therapists in need of trauma-informed rooms, our team needed to grow as well.