192. Working WITH Demand Avoidance (PDA) to Make the Impossible, POSSIBLE with Lisa

Cooking during daytime hours, running in & out of a store, joining a homeschool group... these may seem like everyday occurrences to some families, but at Lisa's house, they felt impossible.

She was tasked with getting her neurodivergent son up to state curriculum standards last year while homeschooling, but his pathological demand avoidance made cooperation so hard to attain.

NOW - she shares what IS possible now, how her confidence has grown, and what seemed to help when nothing else did.

IN THIS EPISODE, WE COVERED...

• The multi-faceted feelings of failure Lisa struggled with
• The breakthroughs she experienced while we worked together
• The remarkable progress they've been able to make 

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• The unorthodox solution that helped her son wash his hair

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