Specialisterne (Danish for ‘Specialists’) seeks to harness strengths that many people with Autism Spectrum Disorders possess - good attention to fine details, precision, and high tolerance for repetitive tasks. Their consultants bring the joy of work into areas where it is often missing.
The social enterprise creates ‘virtual Specialisterne environments’ in the offices of its clients.
(source: Better, faster… and no office politics: the company with the autistic specialists - Features, Health & Families - The Independent)
I have already mentioned the work of GA Architects:
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…Her primary focus are children diagnosed w/ autism & other special needs, who are significantly more sensitive to sensory elements that surround us every day. [Her company] With a Brush of Love combines various sensory elements crafting the most optimal surroundings for her client. The effect is to pacify those who are overly agitated or aggressive, stimulate the withdrawn, or improve focus & concentration, which dramatically increases one’s ability to succeed in all areas, both scholastically & socially…
Most recently, she published her first book, “Unique Kids. Unique Surroundings.” – a guide to empower parents to design emotionally healthy, supportive environments for their children…
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(source: Lauren S. Henry – IndieGoGo)