Neurodiversity in Design

As the world begins to understand and embrace neurodiversity, it’s time to consider how certain elements of design, such as tactile features and sensory stimuli, can positively impact neurodiverse clients and families. Neurodivergent individuals, such as those with ADHD, autism, or other neurodevelopmental conditions, experience and interact with the world in many different ways. Join Michele Kukler, Head of School at Connections School of Atlanta, as she discusses the growing importance of neurodiversity in design and how we can design places and spaces that cultivate a sense of belonging for all neurotypes with Megan Henshall, Global Events Strategy at Google; Shelly Rosenberg, founder and adaptive interior designer of Acorn & Oak; and Berthine Crèvecoeur West, CEO of Westbridge Solutions and certified diversity executive.

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Such a pleasure serving alongside this amazing group of panelists and phenomenal facilitator! Thank you for shining a light on neurodiversity in design, ADAC!