Julie Dunstan

Julie Dunstan, PhD, is a psychologist, author, and consultant. She has conducted policy research in areas including child development, family needs, learning differences, and general education, and has lectured at the undergraduate and graduate levels in psychology, education, and organizational development. Dr. Dunstan has presented internationally at professional conferences and research-based symposiums. She has driven the development of several cutting-edge educational initiatives and programs, including the ICAN Program for children with math-related learning difficulties, the I-PLAY Preschool Program that boosts phonological skills, the Pirates of Pondering Program that builds the early foundation for executive function processes, and the 3C’s for Changemakers program. She is committed to equipping learners with the tools they need to respond adaptively and resiliently to the adversity of today’s complex and ever-changing world. Dr. Dunstan sees herself as a changemaker who strives to transform mindsets and create environments that nurture investigators, innovators, and inspirers. She is based in Hamilton, Bermuda.