Kimberly Beaman's guest appearances

Kimberly Beaman

The Dyslexia Quest Podcast

Beautifully Complex

BEYOND

Ellen Braaten

Susan Schenk

Michael Hart

Kelly Rae Roberts

Lisa Congdon

Elle Luna

Eric Siu

Colleen Kessler

Karen Walrond

David Whyte

Morgan Harper Nichols

Heather Chauvin

Scott Barry Kaufman

Meggan Watterson

Jennifer Louden

OwlTail

In this episode of the Parenting ADHD Podcast, I'm talking with therapist, Kimberly Beaman, about the importance of therapy, how to find the right therapist for your child and your family, and the power of creative arts in the lives of kids with ADHD and other challenges. Listen in as Kim offers a wealth of resources and guidance on therapy for kids with ADHD.

In this episode of the Parenting ADHD Podcast, I'm talking with therapist, Kimberly Beaman, about the importance of therapy, how to find the right therapist for your child and your family, and the power of creative arts in the lives of kids with ADHD and other challenges. Listen in as Kim offers a wealth of resources and guidance on therapy for kids with ADHD.

PAP 038: Using the Creative Arts as Therapy for ADHD, with Kimberly Beaman

We often hear advice for younger students through high school....but there is another leap in development that happens when dyslexic students get to college! This episode is all about how to crush it in college as a dyslexic student. There are many different ways to support students at the college level- and Kim helps us discover them! We talk about tips, strategies, aps, and ways to gain accessibility and accommodations in this new life chapter! Plus... we diverge into other interesting areas like our own experiences in college, mental health/ wellness... and Kim's new book for kids that was "written with accessibility in mind and uses multi-sensory learning!" You don't want to miss it!

We often hear advice for younger students through high school....but there is another leap in development that happens when dyslexic students get to college! This episode is all about how to crush it in college as a dyslexic student. There are many different ways to support students at the college level- and Kim helps us discover them! We talk about tips, strategies, aps, and ways to gain accessibility and accommodations in this new life chapter! Plus... we diverge into other interesting areas like our own experiences in college, mental health/ wellness... and Kim's new book for kids that was "written with accessibility in mind and uses multi-sensory learning!" You don't want to miss it!

How To Crush it In College with Kimberly Beaman

Actor, advocate, singer, and author, Kimberly Beaman, was diagnosed with dyslexia when she was five. She was humiliated, threatened, and segregated in school. By middle school, her self-esteem had plummeted. By high school, Kimberly was officially depressed. Today she runs her own company: Accessible Books for Children. Her first children's book, My Little Cupcake, is a book for all young learners but designed specifically for kids with dyslexia and other learning differences. In this conversation we talk about:  her first emotional breakdown at 8 years old being bullied, threatened, and misunderstood finding healing through community and counseling ditching corporate life to be an entrepreneur and her first steps in a global vision for change 

Actor, advocate, singer, and author, Kimberly Beaman, was diagnosed with dyslexia when she was five. She was humiliated, threatened, and segregated in school. By middle school, her self-esteem had plummeted. By high school, Kimberly was officially depressed. Today she runs her own company: Accessible Books for Children. Her first children's book, My Little Cupcake, is a book for all young learners but designed specifically for kids with dyslexia and other learning differences. In this conversation we talk about: <ul> <li>her first emotional breakdown at 8 years old</li> <li>being bullied, threatened, and misunderstood</li> <li>finding healing through community and counseling</li> <li>ditching corporate life to be an entrepreneur and</li> <li>her first steps in a global vision for change</li> </ul>

Kimberly Beaman: dyslexia, depression, & cupcakes