Call for abstracts for the 3rd Annual London & Region FASD Conference

The London & Region FASD Conference planning committee is pleased to invite abstract submissions for featured oral and poster presentations for this year’s virtual conference. Abstract topics may be basic or clinical research. The conference is inclusive of individuals from various personal and professional backgrounds and we request that presentations are accessible and relevant across

Call for workshops for the 3rd Annual London & Region FASD Conference

The London & Region FASD Conference planning committee is pleased to invite proposal submissions for featured workshops to be delivered at this year’s virtual conference.

Workshop presentation topics may include research, clinical approaches or lived experience. The conference is inclusive of individuals from various personal and professional backgrounds and we request that presentations are accessible and

Final Invitation to Participate in Survey and Interview – Study on Child-to-Parent Aggressive Behaviour in Canada

Research participants wanted

Are you an adoptive parent, kinship or customary caregiver? Do you have a child under 18 years who acts aggressively towards you?

The researchers at the University of Ottawa have extended the due date of the survey for their study on child-to-parent aggressive behaviour in Canada.

You are invited to share your voice with us

Saturday Night Live Sketch stigmatizes families with fetal alcohol exposure (FASD)

For immediate release

NBC’S JANUARY 15, 2022, SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE SKETCH STIGMATIZES FAMILIES WITH FETAL ALCOHOL EXPOSURE (FASD)

Toronto (Tuesday, January 18, 2022) — This past weekend, NBC’S Saturday Night Live (SNL) depicted stigmatizing representations of a family with FASD in one of the show’s sketches. The characters mocked specific challenges sometimes faced by individuals with FASD,

6-­Week Live Online Mindfulness Course for Kids with “Marvin the Mindful Marmot”

6-­Week online mindfulness course for kids with “Marvin the Mindful Marmot”, everyone is welcome! 6 Wednesdays, from January 12 to February 16 2022. Ages 4-­8 from 5:30­‐6:30 pm and ages 9­‐12 from 7:00­‐8:00 pm.

Highly beneficial to children with (possible):

  • FASD
  • ADHD
  • Anxiety
  • Anger issues
  • Sleep problems
  • Everyday challenges

The first 25 children who register will receive

Shkagamik-Kwe Health Centre is accepting referrals for Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Assessment.

Shakagamik-Kwe Health Centre has made an application to obtain funding for a culturally appropriate FASD assessment clinic to serve Indigenous children and youth in northeastern Ontario (see below for a description of their vision). The proposed funder has asked them to identify a defined group of children who have been identified as

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