Creating Neuroinclusive Spaces
Course summary
This workshop explores how physical, sensory and social environments shape Autistic and neurodivergent experiences. Participants assess their own spaces and routines to identify potential barriers, and learn practical, tailored strategies to make environments more accessible, comfortable and supportive for everyone.
| Course type | Neuroinclusive Environments |
|---|---|
| Duration | 2 hour |
| Cost | From $2,450 |
| Course delivery | Your choice of online or in-person training |
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Learning outcomes
You’ll learn how to:
- understand neurodiversity and how to talk about it accurately and respectfully
- build insight into Autistic and neurodivergent experiences in everyday spaces
- recognise how environments and routines can unintentionally exclude neurodivergent people
- practical strategies that support inclusive communication and participation
- identify environmental barriers and learn to identify actions to reduce sensory load
- adapt communication styles to different needs
- understand the impact of sensory overwhelm and how it impacts engagement and inclusion
- apply practical steps to make information and communication clearer, more accessible andwelcoming for Autistic people.
Who should attend
- museums, galleries, theatres and cultural organisations
- libraries, community centres and public-facing services
- customer service/front-of-house teams
- venue, events and security staff
- community centres, libraries and public-facing spaces
- anyone wanting to create inclusive, welcoming public experiences.
How to enquire about this course
Use the following form and when asked which training option are you interested in, select Creating Neuroinclusive Spaces.
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