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At Peace Parents Podcast

Casey
Parenting
Pathological Demand Avoidance
PDA
PDA (pathological Demand Avoidance)
Autism
Sensory Processing Disorder
Burnout
Nervous System
Neurodiversity
Strewing
Gentle Parenting
Parenting Strategies
Mental Health
Guilt
Paradigm Shift Program
Felt Safety
Routine
Rhythm
Neurodivergence
Parental Support

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

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This is the second episode in our three-part series on hygiene and PDA. In this episode we deep dive on helping your PDA child or teen go to the dentist and brush their teeth.

Specifically, we support parents (and therapists) to understand:

• Why... more

This is the first of three episodes about hygiene and Pathological Demand Avoidance.

In this episode I focused on how to think about PDA and hygiene struggles, and understanding the root cause of struggles around:

• Teeth brushing

• Going to the ... more

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In this episode I coach a mom of a 10-year-old PDAer who is in burnout (Pathological Demand Avoidance / Pervasive Drive for Autonomy). The child loves to cook and bake but has a meltdown if family members clean up after her while she’s in the kitchen... more

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In this episode I talk with our coach Donna Georgen - parent of PDA 28- and 21-year-olds - about her top tips for parenting PDA teens.

This is the second of two episodes in which Donna and I discussed this topic. In the first episode we covered five... more

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Recent Guests

Donna Georgen
Mom of two PDA daughters and coach with At Peace Parents
At Peace Parents
Episode: Ep. 147 - Tips for Parenting Your Pathologically Demand Avoidant Teen - Part 1
Sorcha Rice
Senior Occupational Therapist with a Master's in Occupational Therapy and Clinical Manager of Neurodiversity Ireland
Neurodiversity Ireland
Episode: Ep. 140 - Sorcha Rice - Occupational Therapist and Clinical Manager for Neurodiversity Ireland
Mom of a PDA son
Parent of a child with Pathological Demand Avoidance.
Episode: Ep. 130 - Parenting PDA Child Constantly Going to Neighbors' Homes
Afshan Tafler
Healer and coach specializing in supporting mothers of PDA children
Episode: Ep. 121 - Parental Burnout and PDA
Caroline Thor
Mother of three children, one of whom is PDA
Episode: Ep. 119 - Life-Changing Impacts (for all) By Shifting How They Parented Their PDA Child
Chris Wenger
Neurodivergent high school speech language pathologist, international speaker, and creator of the Dynamic Assessment of Social Emotional Learning.
NeuroAffirm
Episode: Ep. 110 - Speech Dude and I Talk School Accommodations for PDA Children and Teens
Dr. Mel Houser
An autistic family physician with a focus on neuro-inclusive medical care and the founder of All Brains Belong.
All Brains Belong
Episode: Ep. 109 - My Conversation with Physician and Founder of All Brains Belong, Dr. Mel Houser
Dr. Alex Klein
Clinical psychologist specializing in family therapy and PDA.
Episode: Ep. 100 - What If My Partner Won't Accommodate Our PDA Child or Teen?
Juliana Carrillo
Psychologist with experience working with neurodiverse children, particularly in the context of PDA
At Peace Parents
Episode: Ep. 86 - PDA en Español!

Host

Casey Erlich
Host of the show and founder of At Peace Parents, Casey Erlich provides insights and guidance for parents navigating the challenges of raising children with Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) based on her personal experiences and professional expertise.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 901 ratings
  • Took me from denial to supported recognition

    I am so grateful for this podcast. I’m pretty sure I’m PDA myself and I’ve found it hard to persist with exploring PDA (!) but this podcast has illuminated so many things about my child in such an affirming and supportive way, that I actually want to keep listening! I’ve gone from thinking my child *might* be “a bit PDA” to feeling like I have a depth of understanding of what that really means and how best to support him, all thanks to your wise words. And I have also felt held through the grief... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    podcastjunkieUK
    United Kingdom22 days ago
  • Love it! A guiding light for PDA!!

    This is a fantastic podcast that breaks down PDA - what it is, how to understand it, the theory of change, and ways to calm the whole families’ nervous system. Casey has a special talent of breaking down this information into helpful bite size amounts. Thanks Casey for all you do!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Agdjuuhgnkli!?,.&@$(;:
    United Statesa month ago
  • Life-changing, Helpful and Specific

    With zero judgment, all the compassion, and years of experience, Casey provides the best sort of help to PDA families: clear-eyed understanding, actionable reminders and tips, gentle humor, and guidance without dogma. Whenever I’m feeling stuck, I know I’ll find the support I need here!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SGSkil
    United Statesa month ago
  • So thankful!

    I’m so very thankful for this podcast. Listening to it has helped give me a path forward parenting

    a child with PDA and helped me feel less lost and alone in our family’s struggles. Casey is very relatable and provides hope and humor while not sugarcoating the very real and intense struggles of parenting a child with PDA. Thank you again!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    xzzyouie
    United Statesa month ago
  • So grateful 🩷

    I am so grateful for the opportunity to learn from all the people involved with this podcast. Thank you for all of the compassion, empathy, empowerment, encouragement, experience, kindness, support and wisdom poured into this program.

    Finding Casey and listening to this podcast has helped me to feel more seen and secure. Thank you for nourishing my heart, mind and spirit with peace, honesty and well researched information.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Oak🌱seedlings🌈
    United Statesa month ago

Listeners Say

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Some listeners suggest that certain episodes can be challenging emotionally as they confront difficult realities of parenting.
The emphasis on understanding neurodivergence and compassionate parenting is frequently highlighted as a significant strength of the content.
Listeners appreciate the practical advice and personal insights shared, often noting transformative changes in their parenting approach.
Many find a sense of community and validation through shared experiences, making them feel less isolated in their challenges.
Overall, the majority of feedback is overwhelmingly positive, indicating strong engagement and appreciation for the host's expertise.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Ep. 141 - Getting Started Parenting Your PDAer
Q: What are all our choices when the older child is equalizing against the younger brother?
Casey mentions various options such as stopping some tasks, removing the baby from the situation, or keeping them both safe while trying to manage the situation as best as possible.
Ep. 141 - Getting Started Parenting Your PDAer
Q: What would you like to add for context?
The mother describes her life with two boys, including their personalities and challenges, sharing insights on Jock's potentially PDA-related behaviors and how they've affected family dynamics.
Ep. 139 - PDA Child Is Unable To Eat Or Drink Because Of Loose Tooth
Q: What can we do to help her nervous system in this situation?
The host discusses various accommodations and strategies to support the child's autonomy and emotional well-being during this stressful time.
Ep. 140 - Sorcha Rice - Occupational Therapist and Clinical Manager for Neurodiversity Ireland
Q: What advice do you have for parents of PDA children?
Accept your own nervous system dysregulation, as it's impossible to stay calm around a PDA child who is equalizing.
Ep. 140 - Sorcha Rice - Occupational Therapist and Clinical Manager for Neurodiversity Ireland
Q: Can you share your childhood experiences as a PDA child?
My childhood was unique because I grew up in Saudi Arabia, where the environment was predictable, which helped me manage my PDA better compared to the school system in Ireland.

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What is At Peace Parents Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focused on the complexities of parenting children with Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) and associated neurodivergent issues, the content offers valuable insights and practical strategies for caregivers. Episodes often feature discussions surrounding emotional regulation, communication techniques, and understanding children's unique behavioral needs, making it a rich resource for parents navigating similar challenges. Unique aspects include empathetic storytelling and the combination of lived experiences with expert advice, promoting a supportive community for listeners.

This resource stands out by addressing the nuanced dynamics of parent-child relationships specifically in the context of PDA, which is often misunderstood in mainstream... more

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1. Donna Georgen
2. Sorcha Rice
3. Mom of a PDA son
4. Afshan Tafler
5. Caroline Thor
6. Chris Wenger
7. Dr. Mel Houser
8. Dr. Alex Klein

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