MANDALAY BAY, LAS VEGAS
MAY 4-5 2027

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MANDALAY BAY, LAS VEGAS • MAY 4-5 2027

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Rachel Jackson

Rachel Jackson

Neuroinclusive Design ConsultantRachel Jackson Design

Rachel Jackson is a neuroinclusive interior designer, sensory design consultant, and Fitwel
Ambassador based in Austin, TX.
With two decades of design experience and specialized study in how environments affect nervous
system regulation, she brings an occupational therapy-informed lens to the sensory details that shape
guest experience: lighting, acoustics, spatial strategy, and visual load.
Rachel has trained designers across 22 countries on sensory-friendly design principles and works
cross-disciplinarily with occupational therapists and wellness professionals. She's available for
hospitality consulting, neuroinclusive design audits, and team training. racheljacksondesign.com

Tue May 05•3:00 PM – 3:45 PM•Courtside Booth - #2873

Designing for Different Minds: The Future of Neuroinclusive Hospitality

This session explores how hospitality design can better support neuroinclusive experiences, creating spaces that are welcoming, comfortable, and acces

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This session explores how hospitality design can better support neuroinclusive experiences, creating spaces that are welcoming, comfortable, and accessible for people with diverse cognitive and sensory needs. Attendees will learn practical strategies

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This session explores how hospitality design can better support neuroinclusive experiences, creating spaces that are welcoming, comfortable, and accessible for people with diverse cognitive and sensory needs. Attendees will learn practical strategies for designing hotels, restaurants, and public areas that reduce overstimulation, improve wayfinding, and foster a sense of calm and belonging. Through real-world examples and thoughtful insights, the

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This session explores how hospitality design can better support neuroinclusive experiences, creating spaces that are welcoming, comfortable, and accessible for people with diverse cognitive and sensory needs. Attendees will learn practical strategies for designing hotels, restaurants, and public areas that reduce overstimulation, improve wayfinding, and foster a sense of calm and belonging. Through real-world examples and thoughtful insights, the session highlights how inclusive design not only enhances guest well-being but also elevates the overall hospitality experience for everyone.

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Fireside ChatSession TypeCourtsideSession Track
Rachel Jackson
Rachel JacksonNeuroinclusive Design Consultant, Rachel Jackson Design
Andrea Keller
Andrea KellerArchitect/Founder, Four D Design
Allow Registration:No
Capacity Unlimited:Yes