Feedback suggested the "shape" and the "colour" of the room was important and that the "three wall design" allowed for a "pathway out". Additionally: "...it provided space for me to work through it by myself" and "...the trauma I held on to was a feeling not a thought".

This latter comment led to a consideration of an 'embodied cognition' as the participants voiced their experiencing of an unravelling of their narrative and a shift involving their whole self, with brain body and environment combined. The current study now builds on enactive theory, where perception can be regarded as a motivated activity where people make sense of reality by engaging with it.