
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 | Twice weekly | Episodes | 166 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyParenting | |||

When he was young, it seemed like my son Cooper was almost always active and agitated. I tried everything I was told to try - bubble blowing for deep breathing, emotion naming, zones of regulation, nature walks with candy as incentives - but nothing ... more
I sit down with Dr. Jennifer Huffman, a board-certified pediatric neuropsychologist, PDA woman with lived experience, and creator of the Neurodynamic Navigator System and the Neurodynamic Quotient. After twenty-five years working with children whose ... more
This episode is an interview with my husband, Jake, about his path from well-founded skepticism of Pathological Demand Avoidance to fully changing his parenting to support our two PDA sons, and how that has helped all three of them.
This conversatio... more
In this episode I talk about how I understand my autistic brain, my internalized pathological demand avoidance, and why it took me six years of working in this space before I felt certain enough to say this publicly. I also walk through my life, from... more
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Casey is a very well-informed and dedicated mother of two PDA sons. She knows what can help parents and she has very much science-backed information that can help you understand your child better. I am very happy with her podcast and it has helped me to understand and to also help myself and my family deal with pda-based complexities in daily life.
Figuring out that my daughter is PDA was a big piece of the picture we had been missing, but just because we figured that out didn’t mean we knew how to best support her. That’s where Casey comes in. This podcast and the resources on her website continue to empower me with the tools to accommodate our daughter in a compassionate, effective, neuroaffirming way. Casey’s knowledge-base is inclusive and far-reaching, covering not only the cornerstones of PDA but also complicated intersectional topic... more
I found Casey years ago as a single parent to a very young (unbeknownst to me) pda-er. I was overwhelmed, isolated, with diagnosis’s that didnt fully fit and no one believing what I was going through. Our lives are forever changed for the better from Casey’s strategies, research and lived experience. To say that this podcast is worth a listen is a gross understatement. All her resources, free and paid are top notch! Thank you Casey and team!
I am so grateful that we came across Casey’s podcast & have been able to utilize the incredibly helpful insight that she provides! Finding this podcast at a time where things felt so confusing and beyond hard, I continue to find such great insight, guidance and support in the journey of understanding & navigating parenting a PDAer 🩶
I first heard Casey on a different podcast she ran for a limited series where she and a fellow mom shared similar and differing experiences as moms of PDA children. I was deeply moved by those stories and felt less alone in my experience.
This current podcast is one I turn to again and again for clarity in my own experience, for tools to use with my child, and I often refer my clients whom I see as a psychotherapist toward the podcast for those same reasons.
I’m grateful for this resource!
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Focused on the unique challenges of parenting children with Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA), a subset of autism, this series explores topics that include effective parenting strategies, mental health, and individual development. The content is enriched by personal anecdotes, expert insights, and actionable advice aimed at fostering understanding and connection between parents and their children. Noteworthy is the approach to transform the conventional views of parenting to prioritize empathy, support, and acceptance, which resonates deeply with listeners seeking compassion and guidance in their parenting journeys.
This podcast likely appeals to those looking for practical strategies and emotional support while navigating the complexiti... more
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Recent guests on At Peace Parents Podcast include:
1. Jennifer Huffman
2. Stephanie Harrigan
3. Chris Deutsch
4. Donna Georgen
5. Sorcha Rice
6. Mom of a PDA son
7. Afshan Tafler
8. Caroline Thor
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