SensoryCalm Quiet Room and CalmHub

We've teamed up with EventWell again to provide our SensoryCalm Quiet Room, a professionally supervised, tranquil retreat away from the bustling event floor that’s designed to support attendee welfare and reduce overwhelm. 

This year this space will also house the CalmHub, a series of drop-in friendly, small group workshops including guided breathwork, chair yoga, sound healing and bite-size micro learning sessions on mental health, wellbeing and neurodiversity.

Take a look at the schedule below.

Location: SensoryCalm Quiet Room, Grand Gallery

Monday 8 June 2026
  1. Start the day without jumping straight into reactive mode with a breathwork system reset session.
  2. Context switching = productivity killer Too many inputs, not enough processing time Why your brain s ...
  3. Neck, shoulders, wrists (keyboard + mouse fatigue). Posture reset after long screen time
  4. Tension + release to clear physical stress.
  5. Neurodivergent brains are common in tech, overstimulation isn’t weakness, it’s environment mismatch.
  6. Energy reset without the jittery crash.
Tuesday 9 June 2026
  1. Start intentional, not reactive.
  2. Notifications = micro interruptions “Deep work” is rare at events Why your attention feels fragmente ...
  3. Lower back + hips
  4. Avoid the classic energy dip.
  5. Noise, crowds, visual overload Why expos are mentally exhausting Early signs before you crash
  6. Clean lift, no caffeine spiral.
Wednesday 10 June 2026
  1. Clear mental fog and sharpen thinking.  
  2. “Just power through” doesn’t scale Burnout cycles in tech Sustainable performance > short bursts
  3. Gentle full-body reset.
  4. Longer release to properly decompress.
  5. Open-plan, noise, overstimulation Why people struggle to engage at large-scale tech events What actu ...
  6. Leave clear-headed, not completely drained.