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@atpeaceparentsCasey Ehrlich, Ph.D.

Helping you understand and accommodate your PDA Child 🤓 Free class in bio👇

card updated Oct 29, 2026 · 12 clips parsed · following 27 · 2,900,000 likes total

Engagement6.56%normal range

Account summary

@atpeaceparents has 244,100 followers and 994 videos. Across the 12 parsed clips the average is 603,184 views and 35,425 likes. Engagement to views is 6.56%, which is normal range for TikTok. On the newer half of the feed the response is falling (−1.64 pp). Posts roughly 0.1 times a week. An average clip reaches 247% of the follower count.

Followers
244.1K
+100 in period
Engagement
6.56%
−1.64 pp newer half
Average views
603.2K
median 3.7K
Likes per clip
35.4K
582 comments avg
Shares / saves
3.5K / 4.8K
0.8% of viewers save
Posting rate
0.1 / wk
reach 247% of followers

Latest clips

12 collected
One critical place parents of PDAers get stuck: they're focused on str — @atpeaceparents4981:07One critical place parents of PDAers get stuck: they're focused on strategies, scripts, and expertise external to them, 30535I'm going to say something that might ruffle some feathers in the neur — @atpeaceparents5491:17I'm going to say something that might ruffle some feathers in the neurodiversity space, but I know it will help you: you32117I hear this a lot from parents: "We've dropped almost every demand in  — @atpeaceparents1.6K1:01I hear this a lot from parents: "We've dropped almost every demand in our house and my PDA child or teen is still activa751923"I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard the words “bad mom.” For s — @atpeaceparents8.8K0:58"I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard the words “bad mom.” For so long they were in my head as I doubted my every 284473553Of course, these strategies feel counterintuitive. They’re probably no — @atpeaceparents1.1K1:52Of course, these strategies feel counterintuitive. They’re probably not what your parents did when you were upset, or wh491193 tips for signaling safety to your child with Pathological Demand Avo — @atpeaceparents2.7K0:513 tips for signaling safety to your child with Pathological Demand Avoidance, extra sensitive neuroception, and/or a tra16111548Pathological Demand Avoidance (or “Pervasive Drive for Autonomy”) is a — @atpeaceparents6.8K1:00Pathological Demand Avoidance (or “Pervasive Drive for Autonomy”) is a nervous system disability. While our children oft3671983119Recognizing that PDA children and teens are taking on a nervous system — @atpeaceparents3.8K1:22Recognizing that PDA children and teens are taking on a nervous system disability can be a huge lightbulb moment for man15412359All kids interrupt conversations, but the *escalation* you see when yo — @atpeaceparents3.5K1:09All kids interrupt conversations, but the *escalation* you see when you ask your PDA child not to that lets you know the9562336Why does my child *always* have to be first up and down the stairs, in — @atpeaceparents8.8K0:59Why does my child *always* have to be first up and down the stairs, in and out of the car, or they will have a meltdown 153122348Does your child walk around saying “I’m Bored, I’m Bored” but then rej — @atpeaceparents5.2M0:52Does your child walk around saying “I’m Bored, I’m Bored” but then rejects all your suggestions? 🧐 #pathologicaldemandav380.2K5.5K30.2K43.9KMy child is “fine” at home but “explosive” at home. 🧐 This is VERY com — @atpeaceparents2M0:58My child is “fine” at home but “explosive” at home. 🧐 This is VERY common for Pathologically Demand Avoidant (PDA) child43.5K1.4K12.1K13.7K

Engagement per clip

12 parsed clips · newest on the right · click a bar to open the clip peak: 8.0% ER
Oct 6Sep 1Sep 11

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