PDA as a Dysregulation Loop – a few thoughts after Yulia Furlong's talk
A reflection after Yulia Furlong's talk on PDA understood through the neurobiology of stress, regulation, and co-regulation instead of control.
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A reflection after Yulia Furlong's talk on PDA understood through the neurobiology of stress, regulation, and co-regulation instead of control.
A reflection after Kate Heina's talk on the difference between capability and capacity, and on aligning expectations with current regulatory availability.
A reflection after Amanda Diekman's talk on PDA, autonomy, survival responses, and low-demand parenting as a practice of radical acceptance and environmental accommodation.
Three-part conversation based on the study 'Child and Family Characteristics as Predictors of the Severity of Self-injurious Behaviours in Autistic Children and Adolescents' (2026): what SIB is, what the brain wants in therapy, and what it doesn't want.
A conversation about freeze after the Poznań tragedy and how analysis, structure, and data separation enables exiting existential threat state.
A reflection on awareness of overload, lack of resources, and the difference between traditional interpretation and nervous system biology in autistic parenting.
Reflection on the four crisis signals in neurodivergent individuals and understanding that these are not laziness, but nervous system warnings.
Reflection on meltdowns as survival mode, not failure - six scenes of inner dramatization and practical prevention strategies.
Reflection on the inner dynamics between ADHD and autism in a neurodivergent mind, and ACT as a tool for negotiation.
Reflection on the difference between traditional textbook-based therapy and neurodiversity-affirming therapeutic approaches.