S3 E9 Beneath the surface of PDA with Rima Scheimann
Rima Scheimann brings a wealth of perspectives. As the mother to a child with a PDA (pathological demand avoidance) profile who is currently not attending school, she has first hand experience of what it can be like when your child doesn’t fit the school system. She’s also an orthoptist, and has worked in…
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