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EventWell

Member since 1st Oct 2021

Our award winning flexible and pop-up quiet rooms and sensory spaces, focused on event welfare, neuroinclusion, and mental wellbeing, have been meticulously designed to offer a serene mental escape within a safe, supervised, and accessible space. These spaces are specifically tailored to support and enhance the overall event experience for individuals.

Conferences and events are vibrant and dynamic environments, brimming with opportunities for learning and exploration. However, they can also be overwhelming, exhausting, and triggering for many individuals due to the constant stimulation and outward-facing nature. Our quiet rooms provide a sanctuary where attendees can retreat when they feel overwhelmed or overloaded by the sensory input of their surroundings. These spaces offer individuals the time and space they need to calm their sensory and nervous systems, allowing them to decompress and find respite.

The role of event welfare is to provide emotional and practical support to all event attendees.

2 Superstars testimonials for EventWell

Helen and team were a delight to deal with

Helen and team were a delight to deal with. They were prompt, very self contained and were a real 'wow' factor for our delegates, who so appreciated the opportunity to 'take 5' and re-balance. Thank you!

3 years ago by Heather Lishman, ABPCO

Just what I needed...

Just what I needed, when I needed it. EventWell Hub was a space to step outside of the 'event' pressure and experience a sense of calm. The environment, the EW team were spot on.

3 years ago by Lou Kiwanuka

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