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Feb
29
Mon
Demystifying FASD and other Neurobehavioural Conditions in Hamilton @ At Carmen’s Banquet Centre
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Feb 29 – Mar 1 all-day

Special Two Day Training for Professionals and Caregivers

February 29th and March 1st, 2016, 8:30am-4:00pm

FINAL – Training Flyer – Hamilton Spring 2016

“Based on the acclaimed work of FASD expert and published author, Diane Malbin MSW…
Demystifying FASD and other Neurobehavioural Conditions
Developing accommodations that really work.
Special 2 Day Training for Professionals and Caregivers!”

FASCETS Canada is pleased to announce upcoming training events in the province of Ontario!  (Please see attached flyers and registration forms!)

**Both trainings include a complimentary resource binder, a complimentary copy of Diane Malbin’s book; “Trying Differently Rather Than Harder”, as well as, continental breakfasts and full lunches!

FASCETS Registration Form-Hamilton 2016

 

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Mar
3
Thu
Toronto’s Turning Point Youth Services is hosting a small group FASD training @ Toronto’s Turning Point Youth Services
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Mar 3 – Mar 4 all-day

FASD Training March 2016

Toronto’s Turning Point Youth Services is hosting a small group FASD training at their Wellesley Street East office on March 3rd & 4th  9:00 am-4:00 pm.

The training will enhance your understanding of FASD, a complex neurodevelopmental disability. Training components integrate research and best practice to shift the focus away from behaviour and toward understanding neurodevelopment and function. This approach is proven to enhance the effectiveness of interventions and improve outcomes for those living with FASD.

Training Agenda – 12 hours

1. How does FASD present?

2. What is FASD? Screening and effective diagnostic process

3. Brain NOT Behaviour

4. Creating Environmental Supports – home – school – community

5. How FASD impacts caring – defining appropriate and realistic and attainable goals

6. Coordinating a community response – what are the benefits of dynamic case management

7. Planning for the future-what does it all mean?

For registration information please see visit www.fasdtraining.com

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Mar
22
Tue
Jacob’s Story will be presented in Kingston, ON @ Domino Theatre,
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Mar 22 @ 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
 The show begins at 7:00.  Jacob’s Story performance is about 50 minutes with a follow up facilitated discussion, which is always informative, thought provoking, and emotional.
Admission is by donation only.
I have been asked if the show is appropriate for children.  Kids from many different ages have seen the show.  I would say it is probably most appropriate for kids in grades 7/8 through high school.
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February – March 2016 Feb – Mar 2016

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