Out From the Halls
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The shame surrounding the construct of disability strikes at the very context of an individual’s soul. The healing of shame associated with a learning disability diagnosis is a journey. To be free requires the inner looking into the core of self, once viewed and acknowledged healing enters. In this journey the individual is held by hands greater than their own. The path of healing is an individual passage and choice.
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Lisa Boskovich, Chapman University
Lisa Boskovich, M.S., is a Doctoral Candidate in the Donna Ford Attallah College of Educational Studies at Chapman University in Orange, California with an emphasis in Disability Studies. Her research interests include, fathers who have a child on the autism spectrum, and the phenomenological master narratives of individuals with learning disabilities. Lisa is currently working as a Research Assistant at the Thompson Policy Institute on Disability and Autism.