Consuelo combines her experience as an interior architect with deep professional understanding of neurodivergent nervous systems. She creates spaces of empathy and safety, recognizing the complexities of each individual’s experience with compassion, insight, and clarity.
She is accredited to work with organisations, HR managers and teams to create more inclusive environments where neurodivergent individuals can thrive.
With over 25 years of experience designing complex spaces, (airports, stations, shopping centers, offices and canteens) she is specialised in creating inclusive and human-centric environments.
With over 25 years of experience in interior architecture (retail, workplace, offices, and F&B), Recently I have specialised in Design and Neurodiversity.
More about my practice: www.toolkitdesign.com.
In recent years, I have focused on inclusive design, completing a PG Cert degree in the Psychology of Neurodiversity and attending specialist courses in accessibility, including programs offered by CAE UK, the Do-IT program by Dr. Kirby, and Attuned, which focuses on sensory system regulation.
My work focuses on designing more inclusive and accessible workplaces and built environments, supporting teams and organizations in transforming existing spaces into environments that promote the well-being and efficiency of all individuals, with particular attention to the needs of neurodivergent people.
Key competencies:
• Design of inclusive, sensory-aware environments that support neurodiverse individuals
• Integration of strategies to support the well-being and productivity of neurodivergent individuals
• Consulting and training for teams and organizations on inclusion and accessibility
• Specialist consultancy on the relationship between sensory processing and the environment.
Volonteer
London Autism Group Charity
I am a volunteer supporting local community initiatives focused on inclusion and social connection.
I contribute to the organisation and facilitation of Community Coffee sessions, helping to create a welcoming and safe environment where autistic individuals can meet, connect, and share experiences.
I also take part in Strolling with Neurokin sessions, supporting calm, accessible, and inclusive walks designed to promote wellbeing, social engagement, and a sense of belonging within the neurodivergent community.