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German translation: Identifying & Assessing a PDA profile – Practice Guidance

The PDA Society has been contacted by Dr.med. N-Chou-Knecht (FMH Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Switzerland) who has kindly translated our Identifying & Assessing a PDA profile – Practice Guidance into German to help increase awareness and understanding of PDA in German speaking countries. Please note: the PDA Society is not able to verify the accuracy of translations listed on our website.   Translation date: October 2022   View translated practice guidance

Keys to care in German

The PDA Society has been contacted by Elli C who has kindly translated our Keys to care information sheet into German to help German language nations understand PDA. Please note: the PDA Society is not able to verify the accuracy of translations listed on our website.   Translation date: October 2022   View translated Keys to care

Extreme Demand Avoidance 8-item measure (EDA-8)

In 2013, Dr Liz O’Nions et al developed the Extreme Demand Avoidance Questionnaire (EDA-Q) to measure caregiver reported behaviours in clinical accounts of extreme/‘pathological’ demand avoidance in Autistic children and young people aged 5-17.  This questionnaire sought to measure these traits consistently for research purposes, but was not designed to be a diagnostic test. In 2021, O’Nions et al further refined the EDA-Q to provide a caregiver report measure of 8 items, the EDA-8. The items dropped from the EDA-Q were those which showed less consistency with child age, gender, ability or independence. The items retained were found to cover the features consistently described in accounts of PDA. The EDA-8 is designed for research purposes and has not been tested in clinical settings. The English version of the EDA-8 can be downloaded here. The Norwegian version* of the EDA-8 (translated by Torill Fjæran-Granum) can be downloaded here. The Spanish version* of the EDA-8 (translated by Rocio Manzanera Lidon) can be downloaded here. The Finnish version* of the EDA-8 (translated by Autism Finland) can be downloaded here. The 2021 study describing the refinement of the EDA-8 can be found here. The original article describing development of the EDA-Q can be found here. PLEASE NOTE: [...]

What is PDA? information sheet in German

The PDA Society has been contacted by Elli C who has kindly translated our What is PDA? information sheet into German to help German language nations understand PDA. Please note: the PDA Society is not able to verify the accuracy of translations listed on our website.   Translation date: September 2022   View translated info sheet

Information sheet for teaching professionals in German

The PDA Society has been contacted by Elli C who has kindly translated our Information sheet for teaching professionals into German to help teachers in German language nations understand and support PDA learners in schools. Please note: the PDA Society is not able to verify the accuracy of translations listed on our website.   Translation date: August 2022   View translated info sheet

What is PDA? booklet in German

The PDA Society has been contacted by Elli C who has kindly translated our What is PDA? booklet into German. We’re sharing the translation here in case it helps others. Please note: the PDA Society is not able to verify the accuracy of translations listed on our website.   Translation date: July 2022   View translated booklet

Information in Czech

AutismPort is a website which contains information about PDA in Czech including a translation of our PANDA approaches infographic (translated by Veronika Župová, a Psychologist at the National Institute for Autism in Czech Republic). The translated infographic can be found in this article and a further article about PDA is also available here.   Please note: the PDA Society is not able to verify the accuracy of translations listed on our website.

PANDA approaches in German

The PDA Society has been contacted by Elli C who has kindly translated our PANDA approaches into German. We’re sharing the translation here in case it helps others. Please note: the PDA Society is not able to verify the accuracy of translations listed on our website.   Translation date: May 2022   View translation

What is PDA? booklet in Finnish

The PDA Society has been contacted by PDA Suomi who has kindly translated our What is PDA? booklet text into Finnish. We’re sharing the translated booklet text here in case it helps others. Please note: the PDA Society is not able to verify the accuracy of translations listed on our website.   Translation date: March 2022   View translated booklet text

What is PDA? booklet in Polish

The PDA Society has been contacted by Pomiędzy PDA who has kindly translated our What is PDA? booklet text into Polish. We’re sharing the translated booklet text here in case it helps others. Please note: the PDA Society is not able to verify the accuracy of translations listed on our website.   Translation date: January 2022   View translated booklet text

What is PDA? booklet in Russian

The PDA Society has been contacted by a supporter who has kindly translated our What is PDA? booklet into Russian. We’re sharing the translated booklet here in case it helps others. Please note: the PDA Society is not able to verify the accuracy of translations listed on our website.   Translation date: November 2021   View translated booklet

What is PDA? booklet in Spanish

The PDA Society has been contacted by the parents of a PDA child who have kindly translated our What is PDA? booklet into Spanish. We’re sharing the translated booklet here in case it helps others. Please note: the PDA Society is not able to verify the accuracy of translations listed on our website.   Translation date: June 2021   View translated booklet  

What is PDA? booklet in Dutch

The PDA Society has been contacted by group members from PDA Nederland & Belgie who have kindly translated our What is PDA? booklet into Dutch. We’re sharing the translated booklet here in case it helps others. Please note: the PDA Society is not able to verify the accuracy of translations listed on our website.   Translated version: First version (July 2020)     View translated booklet  

Translations into Dutch

PDA Nederland & België translates information about PDA into Dutch, including our What is PDA booklet, for use in Holland and Belgium. They have a Facebook group and a website where they share translations.   Visit Facebook group   Visit website     Please note: the PDA Society is not able to verify the accuracy of translations listed on our website.

What is PDA? booklet in Persian

The PDA Society has been contacted by Adib Mohareri who has kindly translated our What is PDA? booklet into Persian. We’re sharing the translated booklet here in case it helps others. Please note: the PDA Society is not able to verify the accuracy of translations listed on our website.     Translated version: First version (July 2020)   View translated booklet    

‘PANDA’ page in Danish

We were contacted by Anette Grandjean who kindly translated our Helpful approaches for a PDA profile of autism infographic into Danish and we’re sharing it here in case it helps others. Please note: the PDA Society is not able to verify the accuracy of translations listed on our website. More about our PanDA ambassador and PANDA mnemonic here   Download Danish version

Translations into Swedish

This Instagram account and Facebook group includes translations of PDA information into Swedish including our hierarchy of demands triangle and PANDA approaches images.   View Instagram account Visit Facebook group   Please note: the PDA Society is not able to verify the accuracy of translations listed on our website.

What is PDA? booklet in Norwegian

The PDA Society has been contacted by Torill Fjæran-Granum at SPISS who has kindly translated our What is PDA? booklet into Norwegian. We’re sharing the translated booklet here in case it helps others (please note this isn't an official translations and the PDA Society is not able to verify its accuracy).     Translated version: First version (July 2020)   View translated booklet

‘PANDA’ page in French and Norwegian

The PDA Society have been contacted by parents who have kindly translated our PANDA mnemonic infographic into Norwegian and French, which we’re sharing in case it helps others (though please note these aren’t official translations and the PDA Society is not able to verify their accuracy). More about our PanDA ambassador and PANDA mnemonic here   Download French version Download Norwegian version

International Facebook groups

These third party Facebook Groups are based in countries other than the UK Ireland Pathological Demand Avoidance Disorder IRELAND PRISM PDA Ireland Australia & New Zealand PDA Australia - Pathological Demand Avoidance PDA Aotearoa New Zealand PDA community page - Australia & New Zealand PDA support group New Zealand PDA Professionals' Network Australia and New Zealand Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) Australia-Support for PDAers & Families PDA for Parents and Professionals (Aus & NZ) PDA Health Professional Network Australia PDA Perth, Western Australia (Pathological Demand Avoidance) PDA Perth WA Parents Community and Support Page (with monthly meet ups) USA & Canada PDA-USA Pathological Demand Avoidance PDA on the autism spectrum Canada PDA North America (public page) Journeys With PDA (public page) PDA Advocate & Educate USA — Pathological Demand Avoidance (run by a PDA adult) Denmark PDA/Autisme Awareness Danmark Denmark Italy Autismo- PDA - Sindrome da Evitamento Estremo delle Richieste  (private group for those who live in Italy/ speak Italian) and public group Norway PDA Norge Group - Norway Sweden PDA Sverige Holland & Belgium PDA Nederland & België (Pathological Demand Avoidance) UAE NDAD- Neurodiverse Abu Dhabi (now covers the whole UAE, including Dubai) - Facebook group and zoom meet up Poland Pomiędzy PDA (Public page) Finland PDA Suomi (Pathological Demand Avoidance) Hungary PDA tér Worldwide [...]

Translations into Portuguese

This Brazilian blog includes translations of PDA information into Portuguese. Blog criado com o intuito de trazer atenção ao Transtorno do Espectro Autista, com foco em Evitação Patológica à Demanda também no Brasil.  Uma síndrome distinta dentro do autismo, sendo mais reconhecida  no Reino Unido e descoberta na década de 80 pela  Dr. Elisabeth Newson. Neste blog você encontrará traduções de materiais que achei relevantes e que tive o tempo para trazer para o português e links úteis para referência. Visit blog & translated pages   Please note: the PDA Society is not able to verify the accuracy of translations listed on our website.