
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 | 172 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ParentingKids & Family | |||

What does shame have to do with PDA? And why do behavioral approaches fail so consistently for this neurotype even when implemented well? I speak with Dr. Gillian Boudreau, a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in autism, ADHD, and anxiety ac... more
If you've lowered demands for your PDA child or teen but still aren't seeing much progress, this episode is for you. It explains one of the most common sticking points I hear from families: that due to the name - Pathological Demand Avoidance - paren... more
This episode is an excerpt from a lesson inside the Paradigm Shift Program. I'm sharing it because the PDA lens is the foundation that all other skills in my work rest on, and it is not something most parents are going to hear explained anywhere else... more
When I first heard Jan Winhall speak about the intersection of the nervous system and addiction, I immediately thought of the PDA teens and adults in our community who are reaching for substances or engaging in self-harm.
In this episode she explain... more
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I have been listening to this podcast for 2 years since my first PDA child went into burnout, and It has been my guiding light. I appreciate being on this journey with Casey and her family.
This podcast is lifechanging as a parent of a PDA Child. Casey delivers an overall view and very personal information one can relate to easily. Please continue your important work for all of us in the world (in my case: Germany)
I have been following Casey's work on/off for the last five years. First, I was curious, then I was afraid (some things just hit too close to home and I still clung to the hope that my child would grow out of their high need profile and I would miraculously experience "normal" parenthood), and months later I came back (more or less) ready to surrender to the realities of my life but looking for someone to kind of hold my hand and show me how. And to make me feel less alone. Casey has done all o... more
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
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A compassionate, evidence-informed show focused on Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) and neurodivergent parenting. Episodes center on autonomy-first approaches, nervous-system regulation, school advocacy, and real-world strategies for families navigating burnout, attachment, and everyday challenges with PDA. Guests range from clinicians and educators to parents and PDA adults, offering practical frameworks, relatable stories, and tools to support children and caregivers. The show is notable for its consistent emphasis on neuroaffirming practices, collaborative family work, and a long-term, nonpunitive path to parenting with warmth and boundaries.
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Recent guests on At Peace Parents Podcast include:
1. Jan Winhall
2. Dr. Destiny Huff
3. Jennifer Huffman
4. Stephanie Harrigan
5. Chris Deutsch
6. Donna Georgen
7. Sorcha Rice
8. Mom of a PDA son
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