PDA PARENTS

One month ago, my son Cooper’s service dog arrived. His name is Diesel and he is a 92-pound black lab with puppy eyes that track my son’s...

A dear friend and fellow PDA mother, Kim, recently wrote the following letter as a way to share important information with the school, in...

According to Kristy Forbes, many PDA children are sensory seekers and need extra proprioceptive input, so occupational therapy can be a...

Working within the traditional medical system while having a PDA child is stressful. It can be intimidating, frustrating, and triggering...