In conversation with Becky Turner, Workplace Psychologist at Claremont

Becky Turner, Workplace Psychologist at Claremont

Small Design Changes, Big Impact: The Psychology of Workplace Design

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In today’s day and age, workplace design is about recognising the invisible, and bringing it to life. In the latest episode of Space by Stansons, host Guy Stanley sits down with Becky Turner, Workplace Psychologist at Claremont, for an all new perspective on designing a work space.

What You’ll Learn

How to design workspaces that accommodate neurodiversity through intentional lighting, signage, and space orientation
Why desk orientation and natural views significantly impact employee well-being and productivity
Ways to use design to create spaces that foster meaningful workplace interactions
The evolution of workplace purpose from a passive location to an intentional destination
How to create microenvironments that support different working styles and social preferences

Becky Turner is a Workplace Psychologist at Claremont, specialising in organisational psychology and human-centred workplace design. With an MSc in Organizational Psychology and a background in education and psychology, she has spent the past eight years transforming how companies approach workspace design through a psychological lens.

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“Just orienting the desks slightly differently so people have a view outside and don't have a circulation route walking right behind them. That's like a small little tweak and frees up so much space because those desks that have got the walk-in route behind them, if people could choose where they work, they're probably not going to choose them."