This brings an end to our FASD Month feature research projects. Be sure to check out our other posts see what other collaborative projects are currently ongoing in the field of FASD!
New Webinar Series: Mental Health, Suicidality and FASD
In this two-part webinar series, Mental Health, Suicidality and FASD: Research and Intervention Strategies, presenters will delve into the complexities of mental health in relation to FASD.
Exploring Collaborative Research: The Co-Creating Evidence Project
FASD Month is underway! Our theme this year is Uniting Our Strengths: Finding Solutions Together. But what does this mean in practice?
2023 Version of the Common Messaging Guide Released
Since 2017, we have been publishing an FASD Common Messages Guide, a resource focused on respectful ways of writing and talking about FASD. Each spring, we review the guide and update it with new research and conversations that emerge in the FASD community.
Caregiver Trends in Alcohol and Substance Use: CARE Study Update
Over and over, research highlights the need for improved supports and services to help those with FASD who are using substances. This survey is no exception.
New Webinar: Supporting Adults with FASD
Join us on Friday April 21, 2023 for our newest webinar, Supporting Adults with FASD!
New Course on Substance Use Treatment and FASD
Substance Use and Treatment in FASD is a Level II online training course designed to support substance use and addictions professionals when treating individuals with FASD.
2022 Successes and Accomplishments
2022 was a busy year for our organization. We wanted to start the new year looking back on what we achieved over the past year.
FASD Online Learning Opportunities this Holiday Season
In total over 30,000 people have taken our online courses, which is incredible. Here are a few course updates to share with you before the holiday season!
FASD Prevention Seminar Series: Frameworks for FASD Prevention
This final seminar, Frameworks for FASD Prevention, Promoting Women’s Wellness, features presentations about the four-part model of FASD prevention, a community-based prevention model and policy framework.