Eliza Fricker

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Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children · TPP 307: Eliza Fricker Talks Parenting a Child with PDA · 18 Oct 2022 podcast

I love bringing positivity to situations and there always is.

And I think that that's what I try and show with my work is that actually it's the systems that are disabling and we have to find our own way of doing things that works.

Yeah, so I think I started it in about 2019.

And again, that was the other side of it was that for me, it was incredibly isolating our experiences when you're standing at that school gate and you're under that gaze and comparison of other families and other parents.

you do feel quite other.

And I was amazed when I started drawing it, how many people got in touch with saying, this is our life.

Thank you for drawing this.

And that connection that came about and the people that I've met through drawing this, just to help other people feel less isolated, because often the situations that I'm drawing are incredibly difficult to convey to even friends and family.

And I think there's some way that the...

The drawings give much more of an insight into it than a long ranty email to her.

relative or professional, which we've all done many times within this journey.

I think you're living with

an enormous amount of uncertainty because you always have to be extremely flexible.

So there aren't strategies that you can use that are fail safe and you stick to those and it's going to work.

It changes continually because within that, you've also got a person who

wants that autonomy over their situation.

So if there's any moment where they feel that that autonomy is being taken away from them, then they'll need to change that up again.

So that's what you're doing constantly.

You're constantly

assessing the way that you present things.

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