We strongly suspect my 4yr old ds has PDA. We have started out down the camhs route but have been warned that this will be a lengthy and difficult process.
Ds has now started school and what I would describe as PDA behaviour has increased significantly :(
I feel like we should be dong everything we can now and not waiting around for a diagnosis as it feels like he is literally slipping away.
I would like to look more closely at his diet but I am feeling overwhelmed trying to research this online. I have come across GAPs, GFCF and various suggested supplements. Can anyone suggest a good starting point? Is there any recommended professionals that people have seen about this sort of thing? Am I barking up the wrong tree completely?!
Sorry if these are silly questions but we have had a particular bad couple of days, I'm suffering from information overload and the gp etc do not recognise PDA let alone want to discuss options with us
Here are some suggested organisations that offer expert advice on special needs.
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Dietry advice and suspected PDA
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