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EPISODE · Apr 4, 2025 · 28 MIN

Episode 2: PDA- Missed Diagnosis or Latest Trend?

from The Neuropsychlopedia Podcast · host Rebecca A. Fontanetta, PsyD, ABPdN

Dr. Fontanetta and Dr. Jennifer Hermes discuss the recently popular diagnosis of pathological demand avoidance. What is it? How is it even diagnosed? Why do children "avoid" demands and what does it look like? How can we best support children with such a profile? See below for resources related to the current episode.Hosted by pediatric neuropsychologist, Rebecca A. Fontanetta, PsyD, ABPdN and produced by Rainbow Fish Lab.Website: theneuropsychlopedia.comInstagram: @the_neuropsychlopediaTikTok: @the_neuropsychlopediaYouTube: @the_neuropsychlopedia----------------Resources for this episode ----------------------------Dr. Jennifer Hermes WebsiteNurturing Minds Instagram: @nurturingmindspsychUnmasking AutismUniquely HumanPDA: What and who are being pathologized?PDA: Exploring the behavioral profilePDA in children: a systematic review

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