The At Peace Parents Podcast is your source for all things related to understanding, supporting, accommodating, and advocating for your demand avoidant or PDA child. It will completely transform the way you think about your PDA child's brain, behavior, and parenting, and support you in finding your path to more peace and stability in the home. For more information see www.atpeaceparents.com
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 62 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyParenting |
The subject of this podcast can be triggering, but I'm committed to talking about it because so many parents of PDA children and teens encounter violence - and I am sending love and, compassion and deep empathy to all of you - and because part of the... more
In this episode I talk with At Peace Parents coach Kendahl Damashek about parenting twice exceptional children - who are both gifted and PDA. Kendahl shares her personal experience being 2E and raising 2E children. more
In this episode I share how Polyvagal Theory - cutting edge understanding of how the human nervous system works - can help us parent our PDA children and teens. Specifically, I look at how it helps us answer the following paradoxical questions: more
In this episode I share the lessons I learned THE HARD WAY about advocating for my PDA son. Because you are truly not alone if you're feeling angry and exhausted after trying to convince teachers, doctors, therapists, grandparents, even spouses what ... more
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I have delved into Casey Ehrlich’s podcast, website, and instagram. She is not qualified to help people with their child’s behavior (her phd is in political science). She uses made up terminology that makes it sound like she’s a doctor, but she is not. She is charging 500 a month for people to listen to her wisdom and getting those people to recruit others. In short, she is taking advantage of desperate parents. I do not doubt that she too was once a desperate parent, but I don’t think she sh... more
Omg so far everything you’ve spoken of is my pda child and his sibling. Same ages and very similar difficulties. One main difference is I’m a single mum and we’re all trying to work through complexity of trauma as well as new autism /pda diagnosis. more
So validating to hear this voice of reason. This rare voice who is demystifying PDA, sharing what it’s really like and giving practical tips for parents. Providing insights that I’ve not seen in any books or articles. So many “aha” moments and gems that have changed the way I parent my son. Addictive listening after doing the whole back catalogue.
when I thought I was lost at sea forever, I saw her light shining strongly and proudly, in the corner of the sea that parents float to when their calls for help go ignored because they look like strong enough swimmers, perhaps their lifeboat springs a leak and capsizes… Alas, here she stands (speaks?): emanating a warmth which guides us to her source of strength of soul. All the guilt I had been carrying around regarding my parenting choices, that were intuitive yet against society norms, was im... more
Thank you Casey for your clear, calm teaching about PDA and how a child’s observable behavior can be understood in the context of neurology and nervous system function. Your rational, caring, humorous approach is a wonderful model!
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