With a masters in Cognitive Neuropsychology, a masters in Occupational Therapy, and a PhD, Dr. Hansen is exceptionally qualified to apply an understanding of how differences in processing sensory information impact various populations and their ability to fully engage in the world around them.

dementia, traumatic experiences, Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, genetic disorders- all of these lead to neurological differences in the way the brain processes sensory information. Unfortunately, design of the built environment rarely accounts for their sensory needs and preferences. Often times, the sensory qualities of a space make the person’s experience unpleasant, uncomfortable, and even overwhelming,

Not accounting for the sensory qualities of a design unfairly excludes these members of the community, who may stay in locations for only a few minutes, or avoid them altogether.

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Angeline and Spencer Hanover met while working at Lee, Wooden & Ziegler LLP, one of the most sought-after corporate firms in the country. Angeline focused on Arts & Entertainment and Spencer specialized in Digital Media & Technology. We found that their individual fields complemented each other’s in surprising, and what turned out to be inseparable, ways.

Technology was changing the arts and vice versa. This made them eager to cultivate their own practice, one that would effectively intersect their expertise with their respective interests. They believe that what wins a case and what makes a creative business thrive is the passion that drives it. Choosing to specialize in a field means that you are completely devoted to it; that you will protect it as if it were your own. That is the energy that sets them apart.

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