Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) programs and services
Reports and supports related to FASD in Ontario; provinces initiative to support those with FASD
FASDToolkit Media Campaign
The #FASDtoolkit is a community generated media campaign about Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD), created by and for the American Indian community. The toolkit aims to plant the seeds for conversations, by focusing on strength-based messages, strategies and tools to support a good life for people living on the FASD spectrum.
FASD Newfoundland and Labrador
Tips from parents/caregiver for families of infants, preschool, school-age children, adolescents and adults with FASD (1 webpage plus videos)
FASD and Service Dogs
Kaeden and Debbie share their story about how they got an emotional therapy dog and how it is supporting their family. (27 minutes)
CanFASD Blog
News, articles, reviews and research on FASD
CanFASD – Canada FASD Research Network
Research and evidence-based information on many FASD topics including school/education, diagnosis, financial support, Indigenous, interventions, justice, sexuality and stigma
Behavioral Symptoms & Accommodations for Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)
Two-page document listing some potential behavioural symptoms of people with FASD and some of the accommodations that can be provided.
2020 Inspiring Possibilities Estate Planning Guide
A tax, benefits, trusts and wills toolkit for Ontarians with disabilities (111 pages)
FASD and Me: Strengthening My Community Program
The bilingual FASD & Me program was created to celebrate children and youth with FASD and their families and enable members of their communities to better understand both their strengths and needs.
The FASD Patient Journey
The Alberta FASD Patient Journey Project, launched in September 2018, captured insights, frustrations, ideas, and hopes from 120 interviews across 34 communities.
Lying as a Trauma Driven Behaviour Podcast
X-ray vision and understand the neurobiology of being relationally, socially, and behaviorally human means we get to free ourselves from scary beliefs that behaviors are character flaws, a representation of who our children are at their core, solely designed to manipulate us, or a reflection of our worth as a parent.
Lying as a Trauma Driven Behaviour Infographic
Infographic about Lying as Trauma Driven
