Aug 4, 2026 · 1 hr · 14 segments
In this episode, we sit down with **Andrea Strohmayr**, neuroarchitecture expert, to unpack how the spaces we live and work in quietly shape our brains, our moods, and our ability to function like…
Andrea StrohmayrGuestKerryHostLuisaHostToday we are here with our guest, Andrea.
And today we're here with Andrea, our friend and coworker, who is an expert on neuroarchitecture and the design and crafting of spaces, may they be physical or non-physical, and we can't wait to learn more about neuroinclusive design.
Hi, Andrea.
Hi.
I wouldn't necessarily call myself a expert in neuroarchitecture, but it's definitely one of the rabbit holes that I spent a lot of time in these last couple of years.
I would call myself a workplace culture strategist, and for me, that is, on the one hand, work and how we work together, and on the other hand, the spaces where this work takes place.
How interesting.
Love that.
Can't wait to hear some more.
I- the thing is, Kerry is much, much better as, um, than me at, um, introductions, uh, with, like, throwing around a lot of praise and love for everybody.
Um, and I'm more like the dry person off, so, "This is Andrea.
This is Kerry.
There you go.
Good." [laughs]
[laughs] But there has been so much-
But-
... love and praise to you before this.
She makes it sound like there hasn't been-
Exactly.
I keep talking-
...
there has been.
[laughs]
I keep talking about each of you in front of the other person, so I feel like you already know each other.
Today we are here with our guest, Andrea.
And today we're here with Andrea, our friend and coworker, who is an expert on neuroarchitecture and the design and crafting of spaces, may they be physical or non-physical, and we can't wait to learn more about neuroinclusive design.
Hi, Andrea.
Hi.
I wouldn't necessarily call myself a expert in neuroarchitecture, but it's definitely one of the rabbit holes that I spent a lot of time in these last couple of years.
I would call myself a workplace culture strategist, and for me, that is, on the one hand, work and how we work together, and on the other hand, the spaces where this work takes place.
How interesting.
Love that.
Can't wait to hear some more.
I- the thing is, Kerry is much, much better as, um, than me at, um, introductions, uh, with, like, throwing around a lot of praise and love for everybody.
Um, and I'm more like the dry person off, so, "This is Andrea.
This is Kerry.
There you go.
Good." [laughs]
[laughs] But there has been so much-
But-
... love and praise to you before this.
She makes it sound like there hasn't been-
Exactly.
I keep talking-
...
there has been.
[laughs]
I keep talking about each of you in front of the other person, so I feel like you already know each other.
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