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started. Welcome Dr. Casey Ehrlich to the Autism-AdHD podcast.

Thank you so much for having me.

I'm excited to be here with you.

I am so excited that you join me.

And we're going to talk about some really cool things today, including PDA.

So we're going to go over communication and boundaries and peace at home. But before

we do that, I'm going to say your amazing bio. I know everyone knows you already. But Dr. Casey

Ehrlich is a social scientist, parent coach, an educator, and the CEO founder of at peace parents.

Casey brings 15 years of work experience and expertise in social science methodology to

help parents and therapists understand how to connect with and accommodate PDA autistic children.

She is currently working on empirical research with the University

of Michigan Medical School on PDA and children and teens. So I'm really excited to see your

research when it comes out. Me too. Yeah. Well, I'm not the principal investigator.

It's actually a tenured neuropsychologist with the medical school who is also a mother of a

PDA child.

So it's really exciting.

And we have a whole team of researchers working on it.

So we have multiple studies in the works. It's

really cool. That is really cool. I'm so glad to hear that because we, this is part of it, right?

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