Talking beyond the buzzwords. What actually builds neuro-inclusion?

Neuroinclusion is widely discussed, but rarely translated into real environments.

This session explores how we can use inclusive thinking to shape design decisions, support a range of needs, and create workplaces that work better for employees and businesses.

Hosted in collaboration with NeuroPlaces - a growing movement and exhibition focused on advancing neuroinclusive environments. This panel brings together perspectives from design and industry to move the conversation into action.

Chaired by Nathan Reuby – Founder of NeuroPlaces and curator of neuroinclusive design initiatives

Speakers include:

Ariane Sanders - Sonda Studio. A workplace designer specialising in sensory-led design.

Toby Harris - Sales Force – Workplace and organisational perspective on employee experience and performance

Ettie Bailey-King - founder of Fighting Talk Communications, bringing insight into people, culture, and how neuroinclusion is experienced and supported within organisations

The talk will take place at the Clarebrook Furniture showroom in Farringdon, located on the 4th floor of 33 Great Sutton Street.

On arrival, from the glass door off Great Sutton Street, someone from Clarebrook Furniture will greet you, they will ask for your ticket, if you have signed up to CDW week they will ask to scan you CDW ticket too. They will help direct you to the space, which is on the 4th floor available via lift or stairs.

You will be welcomed with refreshments, including water, soft drinks, tea, and coffee. Seating will be arranged around the screen and speakers, using Clarebrook’s furniture.

After the talk, there will be an opportunity to stay for a chat, explore the space, and enjoy the balcony.

If you have any questions, please contact Ariane Sanders: [email protected]

Info:
From Conversation to Connection is an informal panel discussion exploring how neuroinclusion can move beyond theory and into the spaces we design every day.

Bringing together perspectives from design, communication, and workplace experience, the session will unpack what neuroinclusion really means in practice, how it shows up physically in environments, and the impact it has on how people feel, think, and perform.

Info: After the talk, you’re welcome to stay, explore the space, and connect with others.

There’s no structure or pressure, just a relaxed opportunity to continue conversations, meet new people, or simply take in the environment at your own pace.

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Clarebrook Furniture, 4th Floor, London, United Kingdom

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