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My daughter has Pathological Demand Avoidance. I am looking for support, advice, and condition specific knowledge.
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Dear mam, The condition of pathological demand avoidance in children can be due to multiple reasons. However, just on the basis of this one complaint, there would not be a sufficient enough reason to label your daughter as having some disorder. Kindly get a comprehensive evaluation of your daughter done by a child psychiatrist, for a proper diagnosis and treatment. Pls feel free to contact me for a private consultation. Regards!
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Hi, people with PDA need a less directive and more flexible approach than others on the autism spectrum. Underpinning this approach is the understanding that a person with PDA does not make a deliberate choice to not comply and they cannot overcome their need to be in control. However, with the right support, they may begin to make a series of achievements as trust and confidence builds. The PDA society has very useful information for parents.
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Hi, please  consult a special   educator in your city and first under3what is the specific issues with your kid. If required later both of us as parents  meet a Psychologist and learn to cope up the demanding situation.
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Learning a child is a huge thing where parents need more patience rather than others..parenting ways need immediate change
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Hello.. Before we proceed for management, a detailed history is required. We need to rule out other issues like any problems with IQ, anxiety disorder or childhood depression, or any other behavioral problems.
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Consultation and assessment.
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