Events

Please join us for a CEU presented by Haworth and hosted by Innerspaice.

View a recorded panel discussion featuring expert insights on creating inclusive workplace environments that embrace and support neurodiversity. This session explores how the built environment can impact neurodivergent individuals and offers inclusive design strategies to help everyone feel comfortable, safe, and empowered to do their best work, regardless of neurological profile.

Learning Objectives

• Identify the importance of inclusive design policies—both formal and informal—in supporting neurodivergent individuals within organizational environments.
• Explain the role of the eight human senses, beyond the traditional five, in shaping how individuals experience and react to built environments.
• Assess whether a space supports occupant well-being by evaluating cognitive, emotional, and physical indicators of comfort and performance.
• Recognize the limitations of neurotypical perspectives in designing for neurodiverse needs and apply strategies to bridge this gap through inclusive design.
• Implement evidence-based, sensory-informed design practices that enhance health, safety, and welfare for all users, regardless of neurological profile.

Course Numbers

IDCEC Course #: CEU-124116 – HSW 1 LU/Intermediate
Subject Code: 3. Interior Design Education/1. Instruction

AIA Course #: HAW-20OO – HSW 1 LU/Intermediate
Project Planning & Design/Building Design

• Free for members.
• $30 for non-members.
• $5 for students.
• Payment must be processed online at the time of registration. 
• Seats are limited to the first 25 registrants.

PLEASE make sure your IDCEC and IIDA numbers are listed on your website account profile so we can make sure you receive credit! Don't forget to download the IDCEC app for quick course registration.

Please arrive at 11:15 am. The CEU will begin at 11:30.