From industry conferences to educator workshops, Rachel Jackson shares expert insight on how thoughtful design impacts everyone – especially those of us who are neurodivergent.
Expert Insights on the Impact of Interior Design Built Environments on Neurodivergent Individuals
A beginner-friendly talk breaking down why neuroinclusive design matters and where to start – ideal for mixed audiences of parents, educators, and designers.
Focuses on practical tools for designing spaces that reduce sensory overload—especially useful in classrooms, offices, and family homes.
Real-world design fixes to common ADHD struggles: clutter, distraction, and forgotten tasks. Perfect for overwhelmed parents or professionals
A beginner-friendly talk breaking down why neuroinclusive design matters and where to start – ideal for mixed audiences of parents, educators, and designers.
Focuses on practical tools for designing spaces that reduce sensory overload—especially useful in classrooms, offices, and family homes.
Real-world design fixes to common ADHD struggles: clutter, distraction, and forgotten tasks. Perfect for overwhelmed parents or professionals
An evidence-backed presentation for architects, clinicians, and educators showing how space planning affects regulation, behavior, and learning.
A compassionate and solution-filled talk for parents and therapists supporting kids with ADHD, autism, or sensory sensitivities.
Strategies for organizations to design spaces that improve productivity, communication, and comfort for neurodivergent team members or clients.
A fresh take on how to move beyond token accommodations toward truly integrated, inclusive design – great for DEI teams, HR, and leadership.
Rachel speaks at industry conferences, professional development programs, and events for designers and allied professionals — covering sensory-informed design, neuroinclusive spaces, and what the research actually means in practice.
HD Expo + Conference
Las Vegas, NV. Hospitality Design
Rachel joined a panel on how sensory-informed design affects guest experience and inclusive built environments, one of the hospitality industry’s largest annual gatherings.
Earl Swensson Associates
Virtual Nashville, TN architectural firm
Rachel led an in-house training on neuroinclusive design frameworks for the full design team at Earl Swensson Associates, a large Nashville architectural firm.
NeuroPlaces Conference
London, UK
One of the few conferences dedicated specifically to neuroinclusive design across built environments. Rachel will present on sensory-friendly residential design and the principles that support neurodiverse families.
CHADD Annual Conference
Baltimore, MD
CHADD is the leading national organization for ADHD support and education. Rachel will speak on how home design affects focus, daily functioning, and regulation for individuals and families with ADHD.
If you’re putting together a conference, workshop, or professional development program and sensory-informed design fits your audience, Rachel would love to hear about it.
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See how thoughtful design has transformed real homes and lives. From functional, ADHD-friendly spaces to stunning home refreshes, here’s what our clients have to say about working together.
Whether you’re planning a conference, hosting a panel, or curating professional development for your team, Rachel brings expertise, clarity, and inspiration to every stage.
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Rachel Jackson Design creates neuroinclusive, sensory-friendly spaces that are both beautiful and functional.
