The difference between PDA vs "vanilla" demand avoidance; unschooling basics and why it works well for PDAers

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Unschooling With PDA

11 episodes

3 months ago

A podcast for parents navigating the complexities of raising children with the Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) profile of autism. Join host Rose, a late diagnosed autistic mum, as we explore her and other parents' experiences with PDA, home education, unschooling, and the challenges of being a parent as a late-diagnosed or undiagnosed neurodivergent person. This podcast aims to create a supportive space for sharing experiences, emphasising that you're not alone on this often difficult journey. Gain practical strategies, insights, and a sense of community where we all understand both the ups and downs of parenting and home educating a PDAer.

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The difference between PDA vs "vanilla" demand avoidance; unschooling basics and why it works well for PDAers

Unschooling With PDA

24 minutes 5 seconds

1 year ago

The difference between PDA vs "vanilla" demand avoidance; unschooling basics and why it works well for PDAers

Rose introduces the podcast and why the concept became "unschooling with PDA". What's the difference between PDA and demand avoidance in autism and ADHD? Discussing the essence of unschooling and why Rose thinks it's the best way for her son and most other younger PDAers.

PDA Society website: https://www.pdasociety.org.uk/

* Disclaimer: this podcast is for entertainment purposes only. It does not claim to be official medical advice of any kind. Please speak to your paediatrician if you need advice.*

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