Impact of Cannabis on adults with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder: An exploratory study

This webinar will discuss the four mutually reinforcing prevention approaches that have been identified as effective in FASD prevention efforts.

This webinar is for those who want to learn more about how to support birth parents caring for their children with FASD.

Webinar on the guide ‘Towards Healthy Outcomes for Individuals with FASD’

This virtual training addresses the key financial essentials for those impacted by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder.

Delve into the intricacies of facilitating support groups for individuals with FASD.

In this webinar Dr. Kaitlyn McLachlan gives a brief overview of FASD, discusses the legal relevance, experiences and needs and concludes with change into action.

Multidisciplinary webinar for physicians and other health professionals about risks associated with alcohol use in pregnancy; how to speak to patients about alcohol use in pregnancy without adding shame or stigma; recognizing red flags for FASD in their patients; referral pathways for diagnosis in Ontario.

This recording is part of a 4-session retreat for caregivers of individuals with complex mental health issues including FASD.

This recording is part of a 4-session retreat for caregivers of individuals with complex mental health issues including FASD.

This recording is part of a 4-session retreat for caregivers of individuals with complex mental health issues including FASD.

This recording is part of a 4-session retreat for caregivers of individuals with complex mental health issues including FASD.

Explore bilingual resources and initiatives on difficulties related to aggressive and dangerous behaviours in children and adolescents in the context of FASD.

This presentation, led by estate planning expert Natalie Sanna, provides practical and essential guidance for families and caregivers.

In this webinar, Alice Audrain, a researcher / consultant / activist who identifies as a proud queer mixed-race black francophone parent will draw on her personal and professional experience to discuss challenges faced by diverse communities of caregivers raising black children with FASD.

In this webinar, Dr. Katy Flannigan will discuss results from a research analysis of over 2500 clinical records of children, youth and adults from diagnostic centres across Canada.

In this virtual training, Nancy Lockwood interviews Reinier deSmit about receiving an FASD diagnosis at the age of 56.

Join Dr. Jacqueline Pei in this webinar where she will present the new version of Towards Healthy Outcomes for Individuals with FASD.

Dr. Lori Vitale Cox will discuss a model of health service delivery for conditions related to transgenerational trauma such as FASD.

In Part 2 of the webinar, Lori Vitale Cox will delve into the Two-Eyed Seeing (TES) approach to health service delivery for addressing conditions related to transgenerational trauma, such as FASD.

This webinar presents an excellent opportunity for you to gain a comprehensive understanding of the application requirements.

This presentation highlights Skills and Chills, an eight-week social skills program for teens with FASD, delivered through the Health Nexus funded support group A Night Out with Friends – London ON.

This workshop will discuss the “Pyramid of Learning” and how children’s early developmental movements, milestones, and early life trauma affect the nervous system.

The webinar presents new research updates on child-to-parent aggression in the home.

The speakers will present on what interventions can be helpful to promote sleep in children with FASD and how the Better Nights, Better Days program helps parents of children with FASD to sleep better!

Join us to learn more about the need for a national standard to better assess the type of support you receive for your loved ones.

This session will provide an important look at the lived realities of caregivers, offering valuable knowledge for families, professionals, policymakers, and anyone interested in building stronger supports for the FASD community.