🌱 Building Resilience in PDA Children is About Us, Not Them 🌱 When we talk about resilience for PDA (Pathological Demand Avoidance) individuals, it's essential to shift our focus. It’s not the children who need to build resilience—they already show incredible strength just by facing daily barriers. We'd do much better to reflect on the resilience of adults who misunderstand and dismiss them. 💪 As caregivers and educators, our role isn’t about “fixing” or toughening them up. Instead, we might

Learn about PDA. The podcast discusses PDA (Pathological Demand Avoidance) and its impact on individuals, particularly children. It emphasizes the importance of creating a suitable environment for individuals with PDA to thrive and highlights the positive qualities of individuals with PDA. Listen for more tips here 👉🏼https://suelarkey.com.au/learning-about-pda/ | Sue Larkey

Have you heard of Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA)? It’s a profile associated with extreme anxiety around everyday demands—and it can make parenting incredibly challenging. In this new CreatingaFamily.org podcast, Dr. Cynthia Martin, a clinical psychologist trained in pediatric neuropsychology, shares what PDA looks like and practical strategies to support your child while reducing stress at home. 🎙️ https://ow.ly/p5HS50Y7LCF #adoption #fostercare #kinshipcare | Creating a Family

What is Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA)? “comment KNDL to listen to the whole episode” ❤️ Xo Casey | At Peace Parents