Just came across this podcast as I love to seek information about the function of behavior to help apply to our classroom. This has been such a great tool for learning

I really enjoy listening to Casey because she explains her experiences with her PDA son in a way that allows me to understand my own PDA son. Before her I struggled to understand his disability.

When everything else failed, At Peace Parents did not!We’ve gained guidance that works, and reassurance that it’s ok when lowering demands and making accommodations doesn’t look like “good parenting” because we’re striving for something greater by healing our child’s nervous system. Thank you, Casey!!

I am beyond grateful for Casey and her work which has changed my family completely. My entire view of my child and my parenting, all for the better.

Casey’s podcast on PDA has been an absolute lifesaver for me. When I was first trying to figure out what was going on with my child, someone in a parent group recommended it, and I’m so grateful they did. In those early days of discovery, this podcast provided clarity, validation, and a sense of direction when I needed it most. I still refer back to it often as new questions arise. Thank you, Casey, for sharing your knowledge and making this journey a little easier for so many of us!

Casey is wonderful at explaining how PDA affects children and teens, and has helped my wife and I both immensely. We still struggle to radically accept our situation, but we make strides every day, with help from the At Peace Parents podcast!

Finding AtPeaceParents has been a lifeline for shared understanding and practical tools. Even working in holistic mental health and as a nervous system specialist, Casey broadened my personal perspective as an adult with PDA, parenting a 6yo with PDA. What I especially love about Casey is that she talks boldly about energy and energy resonance which is underlying all human experience but is so obvious in the PDA world (like the instant dysregulation with an energy mismatch). Casey is ahead of the mainstream on this one and it is so so so good.

I’ve decided that my new answer to the “if you could have lunch with any person, living or dead, who would it be?” is now Casey Ehrlich. After years of desperation I finally feel that I understand my children, and that there is a path forward that can be successful. Listening to this podcast gives me hope, and the tools I need to move forward.

My husband and I recently discovered that our 4-year-old daughter is PDA. This podcast has been affirming and invaluably informative. After my daughter received a diagnosis of ODD, I knew something was missing. After listening to the podcast, I no longer feel alone and I am hopeful for my family’s future. Thank you!!!

This podcast has completely changed our family’s life for the better! Casey shares actionable tips & strategies to help you thrive as a parent of a PDA kid. Thanks to Casey, our home has moved from chaotic to manageable (and peaceful most times!) Highly recommend!