Building Neurodivergent-Affirming Cultures of Regulation: Reflections from a Cavendish Space Workshop

Cavendish Space: a way of describing and designing environments that adapt to neurodivergent nervous systems rather than forcing neurodivergent people to adapt to rigid, sensory-hostile, socially coercive spaces. Cavendish Space is the relational space where conditions, context, and capacities interact. At the heart of Cavendish Space is a simple but profound question: do we feel safe with ourselves, and do we feel safe with others? Neuronormative environments often deny us agency over our bodies and invalidate our ways of regulating. The post Building Neurodivergent-Affirming Cultures of Regulation: Reflections from a Cavendish Space Workshop first appeared on Stimpunks Foundation.