This episode is an interview with Jem Dobie (they/them). Jem is a 'sensory sibling' who has been through the Unmasking Unschool journey, and you're going to hear them talk in generous and vulnerable detail about what it's been like to transform their experience of their life, their sense of self, their relationships and the work they're doing in the world.

More about Jem:

Jem Dobie & Rowan Berry

On instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the.feel.good.circus/

On facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thefeelgoodcircus

Mentioned:

Access Intimacy, by Mia Mingus:

https://leavingevidence.wordpress.com/2011/05/05/access-intimacy-the-missing-link/

Jem's favourite resource on boundaries, by Prentis Hemphill:

https://open.spotify.com/episode/65HYFdou7s7vR8LDQpjVAV?si=T3NN1_M8QOearLu-O22cPA

The 'Finding our way' series is also a really important resource for Jem, and this episode, in which Prentis Hemphill interviews Kazu Haga, is where Jem first heard ‘slow is smooth, smooth is fast’:

https://open.spotify.com/episode/5oPiPY4iB7GbbLSq3oOOEr?si=wNnzzGPqQTy_m537SX-nXw

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TRANSCRIPT

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The Unmasking Unschool Podcast is for autistic visionaries, creatives and change-makers. Who are seeking to exit the burnout cycles, pathology paradigms, masks and self-negations of the past that keep you stuck, and want to realise the self-reinventions, life pivots and culture-shifting projects to become your boldest most authentic self.

Hosted by Louisa Shaeri, artist, coach, cultural activator, founder of SOLA Systems.

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OPEN FOR ENROLMENT:

Unmasking Unschool, the groundbreaking 6 month coaching program, for ambitious, kind-hearted, visionary #autistic folks seeking to enact the life pivots, self-reinventions and creative innovations to become your boldest, most authentic self. Learn more:

https://www.solasystems.xyz/