Research & professional practice
We know how important it is that professionals have access to a strong evidence base to inform how they work. Here, you’ll find comprehensive information about existing research on Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) as well as guidance to help professionals understand how to adapt their practice to secure better outcomes for PDAers and their families. If you’re a professional seeking resources to share with PDA individuals or their families, our ‘What helps?’ guides for families and carers may also be helpful.
If you are interested in research around PDA the following pages cover
If you are a professional looking to inform your practice the following content is for you
Guidance on providing a safe and accessible service for PDAers and their families
Practice guidance around diagnosis
Practice guidance for educators
Practice guidance for health practitioners
Practice guidance for social workers
Resources to share with families
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If you can’t find the information you need here please get in touch with our training team who offer bespoke training and consultancy to professionals wanting to increase their knowledge & improve practice in this area.
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