Sensory Processing and FASD

Even though families and individuals with FASD often talk about sensory differences, researchers haven’t studied them much, especially across the lifespan. CanFASD wrote an issue paper to summarize what we do know about sensory issues in people with FASD and what still needs more research.

Réunion Island: A Pioneering Model for Fetal Alcohol Protection – An Inspiration for France, Europe, and the World

At the 9th International Conference on Research on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) held in Seattle from March 20-23, 2025, SAF France presented the findings of a 2023 study conducted by OpinionWay. This analysis provides an in-depth overview of awareness levels and alcohol consumption behaviors during pregnancy among parents of children under three, both in mainland France and the overseas territories.

Cognitive Accessibility Resources

There are between 2.4 million and 5 million adults with cognitive disabilities in Canada, and millions more around the world. Please use these resources to help make your products, services, workplaces and built environments more inclusive of people of all cognitive abilities.

Resentment & Parenting with Robyn Gobbel

Resentment is a familiar feeling on this unexpected parenting journey. Despite doing the hard, ongoing work of relearning how to understand behavior, parent, and build a family, some days are still filled with frustration. You’re not a bad person. But resentment just feels bad!

Why is FASD diagnosis important?

Issue paper discusses the need for an early and accurate diagnosis for improving outcomes and quality of life of people affected by FASD.