PDA by PDAers

I would recommend this book to anyone who has a spouse, children and/or grandchildren on the autism spectrum with or without PDA. The contributors provide great insight and understanding into living, growing and succeeding in the PDA world.

This book takes the form of a Facebook group discussion. In fact, much of it is literally transcribed posts. It is comforting to see the sense community and to see familiar experiences recounted by adults with PDA. Reading the book is like making friends. If you don't like hanging out on facebook talking about shared experiences and exclaiming "me too!" this probably isn't the book you are looking for.

I was new to learning what pda was. This book was great in helping you learn and understand what it is. What it looks like and hear from those who have it what it's like to have it. The only thing and sort of big was it didn't tell me as a parent how do I deal w this. How do I help my kiddo deal w this.

Dont get this nook...im sssooo hopeless and lost trying to find coping mechanisms for PDA and it is nothing but people's comments from a group. Im melting doen and want to slit my throat from lack of help!--!!!!!! Im very vwey poor and couldnt afford the $20!!!!!