Parts Who Say No
15:30

Parts Who Say No

by Jess Pearce

Type
guided
Activity
Meditation
Suitable for
Everyone
Plays
1

The pejorative term pathological demand avoidance (PDA) can be triggering for many autistic people. This meditation applies a more neuroaffirming lens, redefining PDA as "parts desiring autonomy". When these parts say no, it comes from a place of care and protection, as well as a need for greater autonomy in the face of forces that make life feel unmanageable or unsafe. With this meditation, you can get to know the good intention that these parts hold. This work was developed in collaboration with Emma Goldman-Sherman. The meditation has shorter periods of reflection (up to 30 sec). Music composed by Narek Mirzaei (Music Of Wisdom). Photo by PublicCo (Pixabay).

Parts Based VisualizationMeditationInternal Family SystemsEmotional ExplorationCuriositySelf AcceptanceEmotional Safety

Meet your Teacher

Jess Pearce

91300 Massy, France

Meet your Teacher

Jess Pearce

91300 Massy, France