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Support Resources

  • How Can I Support People With FASD Better?
  • Good 2 Go Transition Program
    The Good 2 Go Transition Program at The Hospital for Sick Children developed the MyHealth Passport website, where you can create a personalized health profile for your child with FASD, which includes your child’s diagnoses, medications, and behavioural/communication/sensory needs, along with other important health-related information. This profile can then be printed in the form of a wallet-sized card or saved electronically, and shared with other support providers. Click here to view a MyHealth Passport that was created for a fictional child with FASD. You and your child can create your own customized MyHealth Passport by visiting https://www.sickkids.ca/myhealthpassport/.
  •  Know FASD: a website designed to help caregivers understand the signs and symptoms of FASD at all ages.  Information is sorted by gender and age group, and users can learn about interventions.  https://knowfasd-webpro.ualberta.ca/

 

  • Websites

http://www.phac-aspc.gc.ca/hp-ps/dca-dea/prog-ini/fasd-etcaf/faq/pdf/faq-eng.pdf

https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/healthy-living/your-health/diseases/fetal-alcohol-spectrum-disorder.html

Public Health Agency of Canada – FASD – Frequently asked Questions

https://canfasdblog.wordpress.com/CanFASD Canada FASD Research Network

http://www.knowfasd.ca/   alcohol in utero knowledge base .FASD across the lifespan and interventions.

http://www.fasdontario.ca/    FASD ONE Ontario Network of Expertise – Service areas – Intervention and support-Call to Action

http://fasdontario.ca/service-areas/intervention-and-support/support-resources/How can I support people with FASD better? Eight effective practices for successful supports

http://www.fasdwaterlooregion.ca/Lutherwood Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder

http://come-over.to/FASCRC/FAS Community Resource Centre, Tuscon, Arizona Teresa Kellerman

www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2-KYlb6j-8 Teresa Kellerman FPSD is FASD Parent Stress Disorder

http://fasd.alberta.ca/index.aspx  Alberta FASD Home.FASD learning series.webinars

http://www.fasdoutreach.ca/POPFASD Provincial Outreach Program for Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder BC

http://fasdjustice.ca/ FASD and the Justice System

http://giveusmorespecialneeds.blogspot.ca/Strategies for ADHD and FASD based on 20 years of personal and teaching experience,by Rob More, Smith’s Falls, Ontario

https://oursacredbreath.com/Finding the calm in the chaos of FASD, from Ontario

https://fasdlearningwithhope.wordpress.com/  by adoptive parents in the U.K.

 

Facebook& Twitter

https://www.facebook.com/FARP09092015/  Fetal Alcohol Resource Program Ottawa

https://www.facebook.com/tooyoungtodrink/  International Campaign to Raise Awareness

https://twitter.com/fasdwr?lang=en   FASD Waterloo Region

https://twitter.com/search?q=%23fasd   #fasd

 

Information and Support by email

FASD-Canadian-news  http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/FASD-Canadian-News/info

Current awareness on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder and alcohol and pregnancy for Canada and the world.

Olderfashttps://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Olderfas/info  discussion list for parents and mentors only

FASlinkdiscussion Forumhttp://www.faslink.org/faslink.htmfor families and professionals

 

Strategies

Saskatchewan FASD Newtwork  Network Resources Tools & Strategies www.skfasnetwork.ca

Lifeguard StrategiesFor Supporting Adolescents andAdults Affected by FASD

http://www.fasdnetwork.org/uploads/9/5/1/1/9511748/lifeguard_strategies.pdf

Lakeland Centre for FASD https://lcfasd.com

Let’s talk FASD: Parlons de l’ETCAFParent Driven Strategies in Caring for Children with FASD http://oldsite15.von.ca/fasd/online/default.aspx

FASD Strategies not Solutions. Edmonton: 2004. https://edmontonfetalalcoholnetwork.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/booklet_web.pdf

 

Books

Buxton, Bonnie. Damaged Angels: a Mother Discovers the Terrible Cost of Alcohol in Pregnancy. Toronto: Knopf, Random House, 2004.

FASSY.Trying Differently: a Guide for Daily Living and Working with FASD.4th edition.Whitehorse, Yukon: Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Society Yukon, 2014.

Malbin, Diane. Trying Differently Rather than Trying Harder: Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and Fetal Alcohol Effects. Portland, OR: FASCETS, Inc., 2002.  2nded.

 

Videos

http://www.neurodevnet.ca/resources/fasd-resources

NeuroDevNetFASD Video Resources

My Adult FASD Diagnosis: Clarity for a Man and his Mom

My Adult FASD Diagnosis: Nothing Changed. And Everything Changed.

FASD & Stigma: Damaged Angels Can Fly

FASD & Stigma: Why Do Pregnant Women Drink?

FASD in First Nations Communities

FASD is a Disability

FASD Awareness and Prevention

FASD Family Support

 

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0VrkLQfkFg

Morgan Fawcett on living with FASD – YouTube 7:04

http://www.nofas.org/in-our-own-words-dvd/

In Our Own Words: Children and Adults Living with FASD 60:00

“If you’ve told a child 1,000 times and he still doesn’t understand, then it’s not the child who is the slow learner.”

“If the child does not have the capacity to adapt to the environment, then the onus is on the environment to adapt to the child.”

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