The Bright Ideas Book

Solutions, shared wisdom, and creative ideas for landlords, builders, developers, designers, architects, housing providers, social workers, roommates, friends, family, caregivers, and individuals.

Icons representing the idea callouts in the book: Inclusivity, insight, example, tip, and application.

Table of Contents

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A few things before the ideas

Why neuroinclusive housing matters
Language, concepts, and terms
Land acknowledgment
What this book is
What this book is not
How to use this book

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Building Homes That Work

Learning about neuroinclusive housing
Designing shared spaces
Designing personal spaces that meet individual needs

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Navigating The Housing Process

Figuring out the money side of housing
Getting supports in place for the new home
Finding a good housing match

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Preparing For A Move

Understanding rights and responsibilities
Managing housing payments
Building confidence with everyday tasks
Setting up support systems ahead of time

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Living Well At Home

Building and maintaining positive relationships
Doing household tasks
Sharing spaces
Keeping mentally, emotionally, and physically healthy

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Thriving At Home Over Time

Maintaining supportive environment
Adapting to life changes
Considering future renovations
Support housing stability over the long-term by enhancing awareness

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Your Home, Your Way: More Ideas for Neurodivergent People

Getting to know what works for you
Setting up routines and supports

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A few more things about this book

Housing journeys can be difficult
Acknowledgements
Thanks for being here
Index of role-specific ideas