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Stay up-to-date on FASD
We’re sharing industry news, articles, community involvement, and more.
Why it is Important to Include the Voice of Families in Research
From age 4 to 8, children become increasingly aware about normative situations for adults to consume alcohol
Caregiver Handouts: Games & Activities
Caregiver resources for infants to adolescents. Prepared by HCDC Pediatrics
Research Study: Adults Drinking + Children
From age 4 to 8, children become increasingly aware about normative situations for adults to consume alcohol
Optimizing Employment Opportunities and Outcomes for People with FASD
Policy Webinar Report, Prepared by CanFASD & Canada Northwest FASD Partnership
Call For Abstracts
FASD and Mental Health, it's all connected. Abstract deadline May 31, 2022
Webinar: Women, Alcohol Consumption And The Covid-19 Pandemic
Watch a webinar on Women, Alcohol Consumption And The Covid-19 Pandemic hosted by PAHO an WHO EURO.
Get Topic-Specific Information on FASD from Our Past Webinars
We wanted to take this opportunity to share the recordings of some of our most popular past webinars so you can continue to stay up to date on the most recent FASD information.
Human Trafficking and FASD
From December 13th to 24th CanFASD be releasing a new mocktail recipe every day.
Mocktails For Me Campaign
Why are you keeping you Holiday Spirits alcohol-free for? Check out the provincial Mocktails For Me campaign!
12 Days of Mocktails is Back
From December 13th to 24th CanFASD be releasing a new mocktail recipe every day.
Round Up Your Bill
In partnership with Firestone Restaurant we are excited to introduce the Round Up Your Bill campaign!
Alcohol-Free Holiday Season
Mocktails For Me. Support pregnant women in an alcohol free pregnancy.
Coffee Fundraiser
In partnership with Cupper’s Coffee & Tea House we are excited to introduce the unique SOUTH ALBERTA FASD NETWORK Whole Bean and Ground Coffee.
International FASD Awareness Day
For More information about Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) visit: FASD.alberta.ca PreventionConversation.org
Policing and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
March 15, 2021 By Peter Wigand Published by Blue Line : blueline.ca | Link to article Policing is evolving at a rapid pace and officers must stay updated
Articles from CanFASD
Visit the CanFASD site for more content.
- Upcoming CanFASD Webinars
- Why it is Important to Include the Voice of Families in Research
- National Nursing Week 2022
- Join Our Team!
- Article Summary: Changes in Brain and Behaviour with Low Levels of PAE
- The gift of sharing practice lessons
- Prevention of FASD through Preconception Conversations
- How interagency and cross-sectoral partnerships are contributing to prevention of FASD
- Addressing stigma as a catalyst to reduce alcohol use in pregnancy
- Where there’s a will, there’s a way. US system-level action to institute Plans of Safe Care
There is no safe time, no safe kind,
and no safe amount of alcohol to consume during pregnancy.
In Alberta, FASD (Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder) programs and services actively encourage that drinking no alcohol during pregnancy is best – no exposure equals no risk. These programs address prevention, awareness as well as supports for diagnosis/assessment and a variety of supports to individuals with FASD and their families.
