Hello everyone,
I am a psychologist and overlander (Land Cruiser 100 series owner and enthusiast). I'm doing some research to determine how feasible it would be to convert an airstream into a mobile office to conduct therapy in. As you might imagine, therapy sessions can be quite soul bearing and the vulnerability of this process requires an environment that is safe, secure, trusting, and confidential. Even in more traditional office spaces, sound proofing an office requires work. I am wondering about how insulated a newer model airstream would be to make this feasible. With very limited knowledge on Airstreams, I'm making the assumption that a newer model (2005ish and up) would be more insulated? This is where I could use some of your experience. Could you hold a conversation inside with ease without others readily hearing you from the outside? Is the A/C system noisy to the point of distraction?
Thank you so much for sharing your experiences and thoughts with me. It's appreciated as I try to break down barriers to treatment, do what I love, and get outside of the box a bit.
I am a psychologist and overlander (Land Cruiser 100 series owner and enthusiast). I'm doing some research to determine how feasible it would be to convert an airstream into a mobile office to conduct therapy in. As you might imagine, therapy sessions can be quite soul bearing and the vulnerability of this process requires an environment that is safe, secure, trusting, and confidential. Even in more traditional office spaces, sound proofing an office requires work. I am wondering about how insulated a newer model airstream would be to make this feasible. With very limited knowledge on Airstreams, I'm making the assumption that a newer model (2005ish and up) would be more insulated? This is where I could use some of your experience. Could you hold a conversation inside with ease without others readily hearing you from the outside? Is the A/C system noisy to the point of distraction?
Thank you so much for sharing your experiences and thoughts with me. It's appreciated as I try to break down barriers to treatment, do what I love, and get outside of the box a bit.
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