PDA, Parenting, & Advocating - Everyday Mama: Series

Everyday Mama: Series
This series consists of chats between Sam and "everyday mamas" sharing their unique and interesting experiences.

Today I'm joined by Regina - a mom who shares her journey of migrating to Australia, discovering her daughter is AuDHD(PDA) and her own late realisation of AuDHD. We go into what the diagnosis process was like for her daughter (and when she realised her own AuDHD) and what supports she has been able to access in the few years since diagnosis. She also shares her daughter's experiences of being a PDA AuDHDer in school and how she advocates for her - including some great tips for fellow parents in Aus.

Book mentioned: "Autism Friendly Guide to Periods"
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Advocacy resource: Family Advocacy (AUS)

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