Today’s interview is going to blow your mind!!  Did you know that all those school struggles and challenges for us that got so much worse around 6th grade have a hidden curriculum behind them?  Join Dr. Kara Dymond today as we talk about why school and classroom work got so much harder and how we have carried that with us for decades.  It is time to know the secret and give all of us late identified adults some insights so we can heal from something we didn’t even know we were supposed to understand.

Join me along with your MYAB community friends this Friday, Aug 13th at 3 pm EST on zoom to discuss how the classroom environment and the hidden curriculum impacted us as Late Identified Autistics and Q&A on this episode with Kara Dymond and last week’s with Megg Thompson.  Megg will be joining us the last 15 minutes of the hour to answer any questions you have.  Registration is required and you will receive the link straight to your inbox.  You don’t want to miss this amazing discussion and an opportunity to begin healing from silent and hidden school hurts.

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Kara Dymond, PhD, grew up with an autistic brother not knowing she was autistic as well until just recently. She is a student-centred educator who teaches autistic children in a large urban school board. She is passionate about her work as an autism consultant which enables her to collaborate closely with students, teachers, and

families. Her students inspired her book, The Autism Lens, and their contributions are her favourite parts! Kara also designs and delivers professional development on autism for teachers and organizations. An instructor at the Ontario Institute for Studies

in Education at the University of Toronto, Kara teaches a graduate course on mental health and special education. Feel free to get in touch with Kara:

Website & Blog - karadymond.com

Email - [email protected]