National Social Work Month: An Interview with VCU Health’s Cassidy Gill
Cassidy Gill, MSW, Clinical Supervisee for Licensure In March, we honor the importance of social work and give FASD a seat at the table to recognize National Social Work Month.
Cassidy Gill, MSW, Clinical Supervisee for Licensure In March, we honor the importance of social work and give FASD a seat at the table to recognize National Social Work Month.
March marks a significant time of recognition and advocacy as we celebrate National Developmental Disabilities Month. This annual observance provides a platform to raise awareness, promote inclusion, and celebrate the
People are not just one thing. As we know, living with FASD can lead to challenges. It can also highlight the unique strengths and positive qualities of those with them.
For five years in a row, Debbie Raymond has obtained an FASD proclamation in her small town, Prosser, in Washington state: “This was my hometown and the town I raised
Author of It’s OK to Be You: Living Well with FASD or Other Disabilities, and overall amazing human being- Kenny LaJoy kindly accepted an interview to be shared in conjunction
Welcome to May! FASD United would like to highlight an important appreciation month that has strong ties to the community- National Foster Care Month! In celebration, an interview was conducted
Laura Bedard, and her sister Dr. Jennifer Robinson have written and released a home-illustrated, impactful children’s book which follows Henry, a child with an FASD. This book is a follow-up