
Podcast 54 Understanding PDA: Supporting Your Child to Thrive in Any Learning Environment
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“Understanding PDA: Supporting Your Child to Thrive in Any Learning Environment”
Do you have a child who struggles with small requests, sudden meltdowns, or school refusal? They might have a PDA profile — and it’s not defiance, it’s anxiety in action.
In this episode, we cover:
✅ What PDA really is and how it affects behaviour
✅ How school expectations can feel overwhelming for PDA kids
✅ Practical strategies for home, school, and hybrid learning
✅ Ways to create emotional safety, build trust, and collaborate with your child
🎧 Perfect for parents, teachers, and therapists wanting to understand PDA and help children thrive.
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