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- I would like to come up with some more designs stimulated from the bedroom survey I did.

- Do some tests with people to see what part of their body likes to feel protected and secure in times of need?
Do they want to hide their head, whole body, feet? - This will then help narrow down to a design for the specific part of the body that makes them feel most secure.

- I am thinking about this becoming a portable head piece that people put on when they are feeling stressed. I like the idea of it being for the car so say you are at work and had a stressful meeting and need to calm down and escape for a bit. You go to your head piece in the car and put it on for a bit.

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Looking at how security is first created to an individual and how tiny things that occur in the first year of living can effect the rest of your life.

From reading these articles it is so interesting to see how touch is so important in the first year of living. With limited touch it can cause anxiety, crime, depression etc in later life.

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People finding security in collecting possessions. It’s as if they have an unknown void in their life that they feel they need to fill.

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Opposite to hoarding – People find security and mental security in having fewer possessions. They see it as clearing the mind to only own the necessities.

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Talking to people who suffer from anxiety gave me a good insight into what it could possibly feel like when having a spell of anxiety. I want to look further into this and find out how they find their security? Is there some common ground?

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Looking into different types of security – Interested in how, people with anxiety are trying to find security mentally rather than physically.

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They become more mentally secure and is a happier way of living for these people.

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It is very clear from all these inventions that people need something close to their bodies to feel secure and safe. Warmth is another big one, like feeling close and intimate with your cup of tea.

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“The squeeze machine” interested me the most and I quite like the idea that this machine traps you inside and puts pressure on your body. I can see how that could release strain and help feel calm and secure.

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I would like to possibly take this test further – putting the resonant into a new location with different aspects. eg: walls, wood, nature surrounding? sound interactions?

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I found this test insightful. I had a running conversation going with the respondent to see how they responded and felt in the different location/ positions inside the sheets.