This booklet is meant to be a quick reference guide on FASD.

This article shares a new guide to help doctors safely prescribe medications for people with FASD.

Information for psychologists on how to address confabulation for patients with FASD.

This article provides information about confabulation, including its characteristics and etiology, links to psychological and neurological disorders, its impact on others, and considerations for mental health professionals.

The objective of this guideline is to provide recommendations, supported by rigorously reviewed evidence, for the full spectrum of medical and psychosocial interventions available to treat patients with high-risk drinking and Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD).

This sheet provides information for service providers on treatment for women dependent on alcohol, who are at the highest risk of having a child born with FASD.

This document is intended to support nurses and health care professionals to support clients experiencing a substance use disorder. It will broaden your understanding of the factors that affect clients experiencing substance use disorders.

3-part workshop series which will provide an overview of Learning Disabilities, Strategies for the Classroom Teacher, and an ADHD Workshop for Educators.

FASD and Medication: Publications Library.

Using intersectionality theory, basic qualitative design, thematic analysis and focus group discussion, the “Pebble in Your Shoe” Model of Effectiveness was developed based on community perspectives. This model could be utilized in the development and evaluation of future Level 1 FASD Prevention campaigns.

The goal of this paper is to share information about why and how this study is being done, and potentially guide other teams in developing similar projects to better understand caregivers’ experiences, needs, and successes. Documenting and giving voice to the breadth and depth of caregiver experiences will help us to tailor services and supports, develop resources, stimulate knowledge translation based in resilience and protective factors, guide future studies, and inform evidence-based policy initiatives.

Sue leads us through a guided meditation as a tool for caregivers.