A new report calls for stronger teamwork, better workforce training, improved access, and more coordinated mental health care across the country.
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”.
Have a happy and healthy holiday season
As the year draws to a close, the team at CanFASD would like to wish you a happy and healthy holiday season.
A FASD Story: Creating Space for Voices through Art Making
“If we are brave enough to share our artwork and stories, maybe others will, too.”
How do different professions play a part in FASD?
Individuals from various professions share their perspectives on how they play a vital role in supporting people with FASD.
Trainee Series: Suicidality in Neurodiverse Youth and Barriers to Services and Support
My MSc thesis explored suicidality in neurodiverse youth, including those with FASD.
Top FASD Articles of 2023 Announced
Without further ado, here are the top FASD research articles of 2023!
Black History Month: An Interview with Monique Reboe Benjamin
To celebrate Black History Month, we would like to profile one of the talented Black researchers we’re grateful to have in our network.
Happy holidays from CanFASD!
The team at CanFASD wants to wish our community an enjoyable festive period. 2023 has been an incredible year for us! We look forward to unwinding after a busy time and recharging ahead of another packed year in 2024.
New resource on FASD and mental health just launched
Yesterday was World Mental Health Day. The objective is to raise awareness of mental health issues and to encourage efforts that support mental health. In light of this event, we are excited to release the FASD and Mental Health Resource and Practice Guide.