Retail environments are often bright, noisy, and fast-paced—conditions that can easily overwhelm neurodivergent people.
Crowded aisles, loud announcements, strong smells, and unpredictable stimuli can turn a simple shopping visit into a stressful experience, leading many customers to avoid certain stores or leave before completing their purchases.
We work with retail chains to identify and reduce sensory and accessibility barriers across the entire customer journey—from entrance and navigation to checkout.
Through on-site accessibility evaluations, practical recommendations, staff training, and tailored preparation and support materials for customers, we help you create a more predictable, calm, and welcoming shopping experience for neurodivergent people.
Cultural venues—such as museums, theaters, and festivals—often involve crowds, changing lighting, sound effects, and complex information.
For neurodivergent visitors, this can lead to sensory overload, confusion, or anxiety, making it difficult to enjoy exhibitions, performances, or events.
We support cultural venues in designing sensory-friendly experiences, from quiet zones and sensory rooms to adapted screenings and events.
We also create preparation and support materials for visitors and train staff to welcome neurodivergent audiences with confidence and understanding.
Bank branches can be stressful environments for neurodivergent people: queues, time pressure, complex procedures, unexpected questions, and sensory stimuli in waiting areas can all contribute to anxiety and overload.
When the process feels confusing or overwhelming, many people may avoid visiting a branch altogether or struggle to complete important tasks.
We help banks design more accessible, predictable experiences for neurodivergent customers. This includes evaluating the branch environment, clarifying key steps in the customer journey, developing preparation and support materials, and training staff to communicate clearly, patiently, and respectfully.
The result is a calmer, more supportive banking experience that works better for everyone.
Online marketplaces and digital platforms are often designed for “typical” users, with complex navigation, dense information, and constant notifications. For neurodivergent people, this can make it hard to find what they need, complete tasks, or feel in control of their online experience.
We conduct digital accessibility audits and sensory testing focused on neurodivergent users and those with cognitive differences. We provide clear, prioritized recommendations to simplify journeys, reduce overload, and make key actions more accessible—helping you build digital experiences that are easier to understand and use.
Public services—such as municipal offices, citizen service centers, and public events—are essential touchpoints, but they can be difficult to navigate for neurodivergent people. Complex procedures, unclear information, waiting areas, and unpredictable environments can all create barriers to access.
We help public sector organizations identify and remove accessibility barriers in both physical and digital services. From sensory accessibility evaluations and staff training to preparation materials and sensory-friendly spaces, we support you in making public services more understandable, predictable, and welcoming for neurodivergent citizens.
Workplaces are often designed without considering the sensory and cognitive needs of neurodivergent employees or visitors. Open-plan offices, noise, lighting, and social expectations can make it hard for neurodivergent people to focus, feel safe, or bring their best selves to work.
We collaborate with organizations to create more accessible and supportive workplaces—from sensory accessibility evaluations and quiet spaces to training for managers and teams. Our goal is to help you build environments where neurodivergent employees can work effectively and feel genuinely included.
Entertainment and sports venues are often intense environments: loud sound systems, bright lights, crowds, and fast-paced activity. For neurodivergent people, this can turn a fun outing into a highly stressful experience, leading many to stay away from events they would otherwise enjoy.
We help venues design sensory-friendly events and experiences, including adapted screenings, quiet zones, sensory rooms, and clear preparation materials for visitors. We also train staff to recognize and support neurodivergent guests, so more people can enjoy sports, cinema, and live events comfortably.
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