Elizabeth Marcheschi
Doktor at
Chalmers, Architecture and Civil Engineering, Building
Elizabeth Marcheschi has a PhD in Environmental Psychology and works as a Post-Doctoral researcher at Chalmers University within the AIDAH project. The aim of her research is to gaining a better understanding of how home settings can be designed to support rehabilitation processes and well-being outcomes among stroke patients. The results from her work will add knowledge to an almost unexplored area of research. Elizabeth is teaching Environmental Psychology and she is involved in a research conducted at Lund University on walkability and vulnerable groups of society.
Source: chalmers.se
Projects
2013–2019
Integrative Ways of Residing: Health and Quality of Residence Architectural Inventions for Dwelling, Ageing and Healthcare AIDAH
Sten Gromark
Building
Roger Ulrich
Building
Saga Karlsson
Building
Inga Malmqvist
Building
Charlotta Thodelius
Building
Ola Nylander
Building
Anna Braide Eriksson
Building
Maria Berezecka Mårtensson
Building
Peter Fröst
Building
Anna Braide Eriksson
Building
Marie Strid
Building
Hanna Morichetto
Building
Elke Miedema
Building
Göran Lindahl
Construction Management
Elizabeth Marcheschi
Building
Formas
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Publications
2017
Development and test of a methodology for the investigation of stroke patients’ rehabilitation in home settings
Elizabeth Marcheschi, Marie Elf,
European Healthcare Design 2017 - Research, policy and practice
Conference paper - peer reviewed
2016
Environmental psychology and outpatient care setting
Elizabeth Marcheschi,
Lokaler för öppenvård konferens, 27-01-16, Chalmers Göteborg, Sweden
Conference paper - non peer reviewed
2016
Housing design and people with severe mental illness. An observational approach to the investigation of supported housing facilities.
Elizabeth Marcheschi, Maria Johansson, Thorbjörn Laike et al
Scandinavian Journal of Psychology. Vol. 57 (1), p. 12-21
Scientific journal article - peer reviewed
2015
Human physiological benefits of viewing nature: EEG responses to exact and statistical fractal patterns.
Carolin Hagerall, Thorbjörn Laike, Richard Taylor et al
Nonlinear Dynamics, Psychology, and Life Sciences. Vol. 19 (1), p. 1-12
Scientific journal article - peer reviewed
2015
Quality of life and place attachment among people with severe mental illness
Elizabeth Marcheschi, Thorbjörn Laike, David Brunt et al
Journal of Environmental Psychology. Vol. 41, p. 145-154
Scientific journal article - peer reviewed
2015
housing environment of people with severe mental illness : a study of supported housing facilities in Sweden
Elizabeth Marcheschi,
Doctoral thesis
2014
Physical-environment Qualities of Supported-housing Facilities for People with Severe Mental Illness
Elizabeth Marcheschi, Maria Johansson, David Brunt et al
Journal of Architectural and Planning Research. Vol. 31 (2), p. 128-142
Scientific journal article - peer reviewed
2014
Place attachment and quality of life among people with severe mental illness in supported housing facilities.
Elizabeth Marcheschi,
IAPS 23, July 4-7 2014, Timisoara, Romania
Conference paper - peer reviewed
2013
The Influence of Physical Environmental Qualities on the Social Climate of Supported Housing Facilities for People with Severe Mental Illness.
Elizabeth Marcheschi, David Brunt, Lars Hansson et al
Issues in Mental Health Nursing . Vol. 34 (2), p. 117-123
Scientific journal article - peer reviewed
2012
Environmental qualities in supported housing facilities for people with severe mental illness.
Elizabeth Marcheschi, Maria Johansson, David Brunt et al
Arch 2012, Göteborg, Sweden
Conference paper - peer reviewed
2012
Human eeg responses to exact and statistical fractal patterns.
Caroline Hagerhall, Richard Taylor, Thorbjörn Laike et al
IAPS 22, Glasgow, Scottland 2012/06/24 → 2012/06/29
Conference paper - peer reviewed
2012
The interaction between physical and social environment in supported housing for people with severe mental illness.
Elizabeth Marcheschi,
IAPS, 2012, Glasgow, Scotland
Conference paper - peer reviewed
2011
The physical environment of supported housing
Elizabeth Marcheschi,
Conference for the Centre for Evidence-based Psychosocial Interventions (CEPI), 2011, Malmö, Sweden
Conference paper - non peer reviewed
2011
The physical environment of supported housing for people with severe mental illness
Elizabeth Marcheschi, Maria Johansson, David Brunt et al
Environment 2.0. 9th Biennale Conference of Environmental Psychology, 2011/09/26 → 2011/09/28 Eindhoven, Netherlands
Conference paper - peer reviewed
2010
Supported housing for people with severe mental illness (SMI)
Elizabeth Marcheschi,
Områdesgruppen i Miljöpsykologi
Conference paper - non peer reviewed
2009
Depressive Personality Disorder Inventory-Swedish version: Reliability and related clinical variables
Rachel Maddux, Lars-Gunnar Lundh, Elizabeth Marcheschi et al
11th European Congress of Psychology
Conference paper - non peer reviewed
2009
Psychometric validation of the Swedish Depressive Personality Disorder Inventory
Rachel Maddux, Lars-Gunnar Lundh, Elizabeth Marcheschi et al
European Congress of Psychology, 2009/07/07 → 2009/09/10 Oslo, Norway
Conference poster