"A lot of parenting advice is built around the idea that parents can control their children if they just make it unpleasant enough to misbehave, but for a kid who values autonomy, that approach only causes things to explode."
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"Non-compliance is good. It tells you that there's an expectation a kid is having difficulty meeting." - Ross Greene
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The word “neurodiversity” is showing up more and more in classrooms, therapy offices, and advocacy circles—but what does it actually mean?
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When a child avoids even the simplest requests, it can look like defiance - but sometimes, it’s something deeper.
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Donna Henderson has some thoughts about autism, PDA, and more.
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Have you ever heard the term AuDHD? Unless you're really into the online neurodiversity community, it might be new to you.
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It’s another chance to ask your questions in our Facebook group and hear the answers from Emily.
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Donna Henderson has some thoughts about autism, PDA, and more.
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Sometimes it’s okay to let go of parental expectations and “norms.”
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It’s another chance to ask your questions in our Facebook group and hear the answers from Emily.
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Is this new parenting approach for you?
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The complexity of parenting, teaching, or counseling a neurodivergent person can be daunting.
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Here’s a clear description of PDA, and how to approach the children or students who have it.
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Dyslexia, PDA, autism, parenting, ADHD, we talk about all of it on our first AMA.
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Helping differently wired kids sometimes requires rewiring their parents.
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Autism Acceptance Month continues with a conversation about Pathological Demand Avoidance.
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