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Restroom Accessibility Reimagined: Designing for Neurodiversity
Restroom Accessibility Reimagined: Designing for Neurodiversity

Wed, Jun 17

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SALUD Portland

Restroom Accessibility Reimagined: Designing for Neurodiversity

Restrooms are some of the most universally used spaces—and some of the most overlooked when it comes to true accessibility. Our three-part series will include an in-person roundtable, a virtual expert panel, and a CEU lecture discussing the design practices behind the accessibility of these spaces.

Time & Location

Jun 17, 2026, 5:00 PM – 7:30 PM

SALUD Portland, 265 Marginal Way, Portland, ME 04101, USA

About The Event

Come and join an interactive discussion on the design challenges of restrooms in our three-part of our Neurodiversity Series.

PART ONE: Interactive Round Table

PART TWO: Expert Panel Discussion (Virtual)

PART THREE: Findings & Future Direction CEU Talk


Restrooms are some of the most universally used spaces—and some of the most overlooked when it comes to true accessibility. This three-part educational series challenges conventional design thinking by uncovering the hidden barriers neurodivergent individuals face in these environments.


Through open dialogue, clinical perspectives, and research-driven insights, participants will rethink what “accessible” really means and walk away with practical, cost-effective design strategies that make a measurable difference. The result: spaces that transcend basic requirements to deliver a more human-centered experience


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