A fast-paced, expert-led session challenging common assumptions about neuroinclusive design. From colour and lighting to sensory environments and spatial planning, this discussion separates evidence from misconception - offering practical clarity on what truly supports diverse users and what may be overstated or misunderstood.

· Challenging common myths around colour, lighting, and sensory design. How neuroinclusive design does not need to mean bland!

· Where well-meaning design decisions can unintentionally create barriers

· Balancing simplicity, stimulation, and user preference in real environments

· Real-world examples of what works - and what doesn’t - in practice