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 | 54 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ParentingKids & Family |
In this episode I reconnect with my longtime dear friend, Lauren Stern Noel, who is also a developmental therapist and DIR-Floortime therapist working with Autistic children and children with developmental disabilities. We talk about playing with PDA... more
In this episode I discuss how as parents of PDA children or teens we do both parenting and caregiving, and how that relates to a "Gentle Parenting" approach. more
In this episode I talk about how I view parenting a PDA child or teen as distinct from "Gentle Parenting" by focusing on rhythms instead of routines. more
Signalling safety - often non-verbally - to your PDA child or teen can be a really impactful way to accommodate their nervous system. In this episode I provide seven tips on how to do it. more
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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!
The information shared in this podcast is the only thing that has actually helped our child (and we’ve tried behavioral modification, OT, PT, therapy, and educational supports). Thank you so much for this podcast!
I have been listening to Casey since before this podcast! She used to cohost another podcast for PDA parents when I first found her. I’ve recommended this podcast to anyone that has a neurodivergent child or for those of you that has someone close to you that experiences raising a PDA child!! 10 STARS!!
I discovered this podcast whilst my teenage daughter was in the middle of burnout, and it changed everything in our home. I’ve gone from despair and confusion, to radical acceptance and understanding. My daughter has also benefitted so much from learning about her disability, and with a greater understanding has come many positive changes - most notably in her confidence. I am so thankful to Casey for sharing her knowledge and experience of PDA. She combines science, research and evidence, with... more
Incredible podcast that I am nodding along and crying with relief as I listen. So many of my own experiences are here and the perspective and help is just what I need. The radical acceptance episode is just what I needed to hear and I keep reminding myself of it over and over. Thank you for helping me find a place of calm and giving me permission to do what needs to be done. The common-sense, research based approach makes me feel like finally I am working with evidence and compassion rather than... more
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