Myth-busting Low Demand Parenting with Cheryl Quimba

Decoding Gestalt Language Processing with Iris Wong

Brook and Amy go on a journey with Iris Wong (SLP, @eftoolkit on socials) to better understand Gestalt Processing and how it impacts not only language, but how some people process information. A high ratio of PDA (pathological demand avoidance) people communicate in phrases and statements (known as Gestalts) that might confuse those who process in a linear fashion. The goal of this podcast was to explain what Gestalt processing looks like, and  help classrooms and families learn from those who use it. Visit our website: PDA-USA.org for all current events, and listen to our podcast on most podcast platforms Song is "Banjos, Unite!" by Alexander Nakarada, find at  ‪@BreakingCopyright‬ [https://www.youtube.com/@BreakingCopyright]

Myth-busting Low Demand Parenting with Cheryl Quimba

"Am I enabling?" is a common concern when it comes to parenting low demand. In this episode Brook Madera (CEO of PDA USA) and Amy Kriewaldt (COO) sit with Cheryl Quimba (owner/operator of What Helps: PDA, OCD, Low Demand) to talk about what it looks like to live a low demand lifestyle with PDA children.

Plans for our organization!

Listen to Amy (COO) and Brook (CEO) talk about the plans for our PDA USA nonprofit!