When many parents first bring their child to occupational therapy, they are often surprised by what they see. Children are swinging, climbing, crashing into cushions, building obstacle courses, pretending to be superheroes, or inventing elaborate games. It can look...
If you are parenting a child with a PDA profile, there’s a good chance you’ve already tried approaches that were meant to help – reward charts, consequences, behaviour programs, “firm boundaries,” visual schedules, or repeated prompting – only to find...
