PDA Pro for Demand Avoidance
Learning Yogi Pte. Ltd.
About this app
- Age 10
- Updated Jul 11, 2025
- OS IOS / Android
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PDA Pro for Demand Avoidance is a parenting and education app that helps families and educators understand and support children with a PDA profile of autism. It brings reliable, everyday strategies into one place so you can reduce stress around demands, build cooperation, and create calmer routines at home and school. Ideal for parents, caregivers, teachers, and therapists seeking practical PDA strategies and clear communication tools.
Core features
- Strategy library: Evidence-informed, low-demand approaches with step-by-step tips for common situations like morning routines, homework, transitions, and school refusal.
- Behavior and trigger tracker: Log context, demands, responses, and what worked to spot patterns and celebrate progress over time.
- Routine and visual schedules: Create flexible routines, choice boards, and calm plans with prompts that support autonomy and collaboration.
Why it’s different
- Practical, real-life guidance designed for PDA needs
- Simple, organized tools for behavior tracking and visual supports
- Built for collaboration between home and school
Keywords: parenting app, PDA strategies, autism support, behavior tracker, visual schedule, education, routines, meltdown prevention, school collaboration
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How to use:
1. Download and create an account, then add your child’s profile with age, strengths, and current priorities.
2. Explore the strategy library and select approaches that match your goals; save favorites for quick access.
3. Build a daily routine with visual schedules and choice boards; add gentle prompts and timers where needed.
4. Log demands, triggers, and outcomes during the day; review insights to identify patterns and refine your plan.
5. Share selected strategies and logs with co-parents or teachers, set reminders, and browse the learning guides for deeper support.