​Upcoming dates:

• Friday, July 10, 2026, 9:30-11:00am PST

• Monday, August 17, 2026, 3:30-5:00pm PST

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Format: Virtual

Investment: $75, reduced rate available upon request

Space in each group is limited to four participants per session. This group is intentionally small to support deeper reflection, meaningful discussion, and collaborative consultation across disciplines.

This group will be cancelled with fewer than two participants, without charge; determined three days before the group is scheduled for.

 

About the Facilitator: 

Camille is an AuDHD RSW (in ON and BC) and RCC (in BC), living in a neurodiverse family where PDA is present. She also supports PDA individuals and families living with PDA, and practitioners who support PDA clients. ​

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​Purpose: 

• To reduce professional isolation,

• To help practitioners tolerate uncertainty,

• To support nervous-system awareness in helpers,

• To create a space where professionals can move away from coercive or compliance-oriented responses without shame,

• To engage in professional and collaborative case consultation with peers who are also serving PDAers, and

• To engage in cross-disciplinary collaboration and sharing of neurodiversity-affirming resources and strategies specific to PDA.

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This group is grounded in the neurodiversity paradigm and assumes PDA is best understood through low-demand, collaborative, relational, and nervous-system-informed approaches rather than compliance-based behaviour modification.

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This Group is For: 

• Counsellors, therapists, and social workers,

• Behaviour interventionists (BI) and behaviour consultants (BC) interested in low-demand, relational, and neurodiversity-affirming approaches,

• Mental and medical health practitioners, and

• Educators supporting PDAers (i.e., teachers, SEAs, tutors, etc.)

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Participants from all Canadian provinces and territories are welcome. This group is offered as a professional peer consultation and learning space and is not intended to provide regulated clinical services across jurisdictions.

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Group Values:

• Mutuality,

• Confidentiality,

• Curiosity over certainty, and

• Nervous-system-informed practice.

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What to Expect:

• 10–15 min — arrivals/check-in/intention/self-reflection

• 10 min — brief teaching/resource/topic or participant question and discussion

• 50–55 min — 2-3 consultation cases (maintaining confidentiality)

• 10 min — takeaways/resources/closing​​

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This Group is Not:

• This group is intended to support collaborative professional reflection and learning, not to establish consensus regarding PDA conceptualization, diagnosis, or intervention; 

• Psychotherapy; 

• Clinical supervision; 

• Crisis support; or

• Parent support​​​