Key Concepts Covered by This Free Course:

• Develop an understanding of Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA).
• Gain knowledge of Autism and how it relates to PDA.
• Understand how PDA affects children in schools and learn about parent information.
• Learn about Sensory Processing Disorder and its relationship with PDA.
• Gain knowledge of the history of PDA and how it has evolved over time.
• Develop an understanding of Learning Disability and Autism.

Course Overview

Our Pathological Demand Avoidance course is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of PDA and its impact on individuals. Our curriculum covers essential modules such as Introduction to PDA, Understanding Autism, PDA in Schools and Parent Information, Sensory Processing Disorder, The History of PDA, and Learning Disability and Autism.

Our expert instructors use a combination of theory  to ensure that students gain a deep understanding of each module. By the end of our course, you will have the knowledge and tools required to identify PDA, understand its relationship with Autism and Sensory Processing Disorder, and learn how to support individuals with PDA.

Whether you are looking to enhance your knowledge of PDA for personal or professional reasons, our program will provide you with the knowledge and training you need to succeed.

Course Benefits

Our Pathological Demand Avoidance course offers several benefits to students looking to enhance their understanding of PDA. By completing this program, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of PDA, Autism, Sensory Processing Disorder, and Learning Disability.

Our curriculum covers essential modules such as PDA in Schools and Parent Information, The History of PDA, and Learning Disability and Autism. Our expert instructors use a combination of theory and practical exercises to ensure that students gain a deep understanding of each module.

Upon completion of our course, you will have the knowledge and tools required to identify PDA, understand its relationship with Autism and Sensory Processing Disorder, and learn how to support individuals with PDA. Our program is suitable for individuals looking to enhance their knowledge of PDA for personal or professional reasons.

Career Path

• Special Education Teacher: Teach students with PDA and other learning disabilities.
• School Psychologist: Assess and support students with PDA and other disabilities.
• Occupational Therapist: Assist individuals with PDA in developing skills and strategies to manage symptoms and improve their quality of life.
• Behaviour Analyst: Develop and implement behavioural interventions for individuals with PDA.
• Speech-Language Pathologist: Assist individuals with PDA in developing communication skills.
• Disability Advocate: Advocate for individuals with PDA and other disabilities and their families.