Thoughtful design.
Practical support.
I offer neuroinclusive home design, sensory-informed consulting, and practical workshops for families, neurodivergent individuals, and support teams.
My holistic approach considers the person, their sensory preferences, daily routines, comfort, and well-being to identify design responses that fit everyday life.
Design that starts
with the person.
Every person experiences a space differently. I begin by listening to the person who uses it and, when relevant, the family members or support team involved in their daily life. Together, we explore what is working, what feels difficult, and what they want to do more comfortably or independently.
My holistic approach considers sensory preferences, daily routines, comfort, and well-being alongside the physical environment. I look at how layout, lighting, sound, color, furniture, and organization influence the way the space is experienced and used.
From there, we establish practical design priorities. These guide my recommendations, with changes that fit the person, the space, and the available budget, whether the work involves a few focused adjustments or a more comprehensive design plan.

01.
Neuroinclusive
Home Design
A home designed around your senses, routines, and way of living.
I design interiors for neurodivergent individuals and families, starting by listening to the people who call the space home—their preferences, routines, and what they want to do more comfortably or independently.
When neurodivergent and neurotypical people share a home, I consider their different needs, balancing shared activities with opportunities for privacy, rest, and personal choice. From one room to a broader home project, the design brings together everyday function and your personal style.

What your project may include
- Space planning and layout drawings.
- Furniture, lighting, color, and material selections.
- Custom furniture design when existing products do not meet your needs.
- Sensory considerations for light, sound, textures, and visual complexity.
- Storage and organization that support everyday routines.
What you receive
A coordinated design plan with layout drawings, product and material selections, and custom furniture drawings when included. Your scope is tailored to your goals, priorities, and budget.
02.
Sensory-Informed
Design Consulting
Practical guidance for making informed changes to your space.
I help individuals, families, organizations, and design professionals understand what is working in a space, what creates difficulties, and which changes to prioritize.
Through conversation and a review of the environment, we explore how sensory preferences, routines, and everyday activities relate to layout, lighting, sound, materials, and organization. Recommendations consider the people who share the space, your goals, and your budget.
For homes, workplaces, day programs, and community spaces—whether you need focused improvements or guidance before starting a larger project.

What we may explore
Lighting, noise, textures, and visual distractions.
Furniture placement, circulation, and activity areas.
Storage and cues that support routines and independence.
Different sensory preferences within shared spaces.
Proposed design choices and priorities for improvement.
What you can expect
Personalized recommendations and clear priorities to guide your next steps. Consulting focuses on advice; detailed layout drawings, product selections, and custom furniture design can be developed through a separate design project.
03.
Workshops &
Education
Practical learning for more supportive everyday spaces.
I offer interactive workshops for families, caregivers, support professionals, and organizations. Drawing on my experience in interior design and direct support, I help participants understand how spaces can support sensory comfort, participation, and independence.
Through real-life examples, discussion, and practical activities, participants explore changes they can apply at home, in support programs, and in the community.

Topics we can explore
Sensory preferences and the physical environment.
Organization and support for everyday routines.
Spaces that encourage choice and independence.
Different needs within shared environments.
Learning opportunities in outdoor and community spaces.
Adapted to your group
Content and session length are tailored to your audience and learning goals.
Available in English and Spanish.