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What if self-care wasn't about rigid routines or one-size-fits-all advice-but instead, a personalized, empowering path to peace, resilience, and authenticity? Self-Care for Women with PDA Autism is a groundbreaking guide that finally speaks directly to the unique minds, bodies, and emotional landscapes of women with Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA), a profile on the autism spectrum often misunderstood, misdiagnosed, or overlooked-especially in women. Written with compassion, depth, and insight, this book dismantles the myths of traditional self-care that feel more like obligations than support. Instead, it offers a strategic, trauma-informed, and autonomy-centered framework designed for how you actually think, feel, and live. Whether you're burned out from masking, exhausted by trying to keep up, or overwhelmed by daily expectations, this book is your permission slip to stop fixing yourself and start understanding yourself. You'll discover: Why common self-care advice fails neurodivergent women-and what actually works How to manage daily demands without shutting down Practical emotional regulation techniques that calm your nervous system Flexible routines that adapt to your mood, energy, and sensory needs How to advocate for your needs in relationships, healthcare, and work Scripts and strategies for setting boundaries and protecting your peace Ways to recover from burnout, create sustainable self-care ecosystems, and thrive long-term Tools to celebrate progress over perfection and build radical self-compassion This book is more than a guide-it's a lifeline. It doesn't ask you to be less sensitive, less intense, or less you. Instead, it shows you how to create a life where your needs are respected, your autonomy is protected, and your strengths shine.

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