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EMMA LUDDINGTON, Consultant Trainer 

Emma is an Inclusive Design Consultant and Architect. Her interest in inclusive design began during her training as an Architect in the 1990's and was complemented by 8 years practical experience of working as an Architect in the UK and abroad and over 15 years as an Access Consultant. She has worked on a range of award winning projects including The Young Vic Theatre and the Royal Festival Hall (Southbank Centre) and has had a close working relationship with Viva Access since 2003, delivering training on access auditing and housing adaptation & design to services and companies throughout the UK. Emma is an Inclusive Design Consultant and Architect. Her interest in inclusive design began during her training as an Architect in the 1990's and was complemented by 8 years practical experience of working as an Architect in the UK and abroad and over 15 years as an Access Consultant.

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Emma loves to sail, walk her dog and .....

GORDON HEATH, Consultant Trainer 

Gordon is a qualified Occupational Therapist with more than 8 years’ experience of community based housing adaptation and design work and, since 2012, housing assessments on behalf of charities and private companies, such as Viva Access. In addition to a specialism in children’s adaptations, Gordon has a keen interest in the broad area of access consultancy and recently completed his diploma in Accessibility and Inclusive Design from Salford University. He is also part-way through application for admission to the National Register of Access Consultants (NRAC).

Gordon is a qualified Occupational Therapist with more than 8 years' experience of community based housing adaptation and design work and, since 2012, housing assessments on behalf of charities and private companies, such as Viva Access. In addition to a specialism in children's adaptations, Gordon has a keen interest in the broad area of access consultancy and recently completed his diploma in Accessibility and Inclusive Design from Salford University. He is also part-way through application for admission to the National Register of Access Consultants (NRAC). Gordon is senior Consultant Trainer for Viva Access and his role currently comprises training, access consultancy and undertaking of occupational therapy (housing) assessments.