Transition to Adulthood
Information for youth on transitioning to adulthood (1 page)
Transition Resource Guide for Students with Disabilities: Transition to Post-Secondary Education
Help for students with disabilities to successfully transition to college or university
Transition Planning for Individuals with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) – Infographic
Infographic providing an overview of Canada’s existing transition planning tools for youth with disabilities, including FASD. Highlights six core principles for transition planning. These principles can be used to create an individualized transition plan for individuals with FASD and make recommendations for the transition to adulthood.
Tips for Teachers
Tips for teachers on a variety of topics (17 pages)
Tips for Support Workers
Tips for support workers including communicating and understanding behaviour (12 pages)
Tips for School Success
Tips for parents/caregivers and students for success at school (1 page)
Tips for Parents and Caregivers
38 tips for caregivers on a variety of topics (40 pages)
Tips for Justice Workers
Tips for communication, going to court, testifying and other legal topics (12 pages)
Tips for Employment
Tips for employers about hiring and helping people with FASD succeed in the workplace (14 pages)
Tips for Caregivers of Children with FASD – SOS Tipsheet
Tools and strategies including; ear protectors, visual schedules, visual timers, movement breaks, social stories, body socks, etc. (14 pages)
The Role of Partners in Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Prevention
Most FASD prevention efforts are geared towards women and girls. It is important to consider the role of the partners in preventing maternal alcohol use. This issue paper looks at the role of partners in affecting maternal alcohol consumption.
The Potential for Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Prevention of a Harmonized Approach to Data Collection about Alcohol Use in Pregnancy Cohort Studies
Research article making recommendations for data collection about women’s alcohol use by future pregnancy cohorts, related to the frequency and quantity of alcohol consumed, the number of drinks consumed on an occasion, any alcohol consumption before pregnancy, changes in use since pregnancy recognition, and the quit date.
