
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 | 155 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyParenting | |||

In this episode I speak with Pam, a mother of twin PDA 10-year-olds and a third younger sibling.
Pam has been parenting through a PDA lens for years, but one of the twins is having a harder time than the other. We talked about ways to support him, a... more
In this episode I speak with Christopher Deutsch, a PDA angel investor about his own life and the how some of the common traits of PDA can be beneficial to a career in entrepreneurialism.
I loved having this conversation, and hope you'll enjoy liste... more
In this episode I speak with a mom about her 17 year old PDA son's substance abuse, as well as his near constant presence in the family living room and the impact this has on their household.
We talk through the mother's preference for her son to be... more
This is the third episode of our three-part series on navigating hygiene with your PDA child or teen. (Pathological Demand Avoidance/Pervasive Drive for Autonomy)
In this episode, I talk through practical strategies to support a PDA child or teen wi... more
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I am so grateful for Casey, for her research and her lived example. Parenting PDA kids can be extremely isolating and confusing and this podcast has been my main source of wisdom, problem-solving/brainstorming ideas, and connection to the stories of other parents experiencing similar things. It is clear that Casey walks the talk in her own life and that challenges me on a deep spiritual level.
Within the last 4 months of listening my self-identity has changed as well as the lens that I see my child and my mom
This the the most informative, thoughtful, and user-friendly podcast for PDA parenting I've found in my parenting journeying. I wish all clinicians in the ND space were trained in her approach so that caretakers desperate for help in supporting their ND loved ones didn't have to suffer through misdiagnoses; being invalidated and misunderstood; and treatment/approaches that make things worse. This podcast alone is more helpful than any traditional ASD therapy I've invested in. Thank you Casey and... more
This podcast has had a significant impact on my family and son. Thank you for the variety of topics and practical tools you provide. I love your guests! It has truly been a game changer for my family.
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
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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. 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. Juliana Carrillo
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