Confirming PAE is a critical step in diagnosing FASD – but it’s not always straightforward.
Trainee Series: Exploring Social Workers’ FASD Knowledge in New Brunswick
My current research explores the knowledge, attitudes, and practices of social service and child welfare professionals in New Brunswick relating to FASD and PAU.
What Alberta’s mental health report reveals about disability and access
We were encouraged to view the release of “What We Heard: Access to Mental Health Services and Resources for Persons with Disabilities”.
Trainee Series: FASD and the Criminal Legal System
Patrick Okonji is the Research Coordinator for the “Leave No One Behind” project, bringing a strong academic foundation in public health to his role.
Call for Applications: Claudette Bradshaw Award 2025
You have until September 30 to apply for the prestigious Claudette Bradshaw Award 2025!
Australia launches national guidelines for FASD
Health professionals in Australia now have access to national clinical practice guidelines to assess and diagnose FASD.
Trainee Series: Supporting children with FASD during hospitalization experiences
Hospitals must utilize an FASD-informed approach and work collaboratively with healthcare providers, caregivers, as well as the child.
New report emphasizes urgent need for coordinated approach from governments to address FASD in Canada
CanFASD commends the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences for its comprehensive and rigorous 2025 assessment report.
Announcing the 2025 Dr. Sterling Clarren Research Award Recipient!
We are excited to announce that Dr. Chantel Ritter is the winner of the 2025 Dr. Sterling Clarren FASD Research Award.
Trainee Series: Building Healthy Relationships through Socio-Sexual Education
When working with individuals who have FASD, supporting socio-sexual development is crucial.