Mini training: 4 Ways to Support Your PDA Child's Nervous System

This mini training explains the four things or "states" that naturally regulate your Pathologically Demand Avoidant (PDA) child's nervous system:
1. Screens
2. Another safe nervous system (likely YOU)
3. Special interest or "Flow" (citation: Harry Thompson, PDA Autistic Advocate and Author of "The PDA Paradox")
4. Dopamine, novelty or sensory-seeking opportunities
I offer some examples from my own life to demonstrate how to apply this framework in a practical way to your home while parenting a PDA child.
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✸Topics: PDA, Masking, Autism, Pathologicaldemandavoidance
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