It’s FASD Awareness Day– September 9th, 2023.
We’re a little over a week into FASD Awareness Month, and guess what time it is?! It’s FASD Awareness Day, THE internationally designated day recognizing fetal alcohol spectrum disorders and
We’re a little over a week into FASD Awareness Month, and guess what time it is?! It’s FASD Awareness Day, THE internationally designated day recognizing fetal alcohol spectrum disorders and
We are so excited to welcome everyone to FASD Awareness Month 2023. It’s a HUGE year for all things FASD, advocacy and education are ramping up as we make our
September may be a few months away, but our anticipation is here to stay! If you’ve been itching to start your FASD Awareness Month preparations, our website for 2023 is
An Impactful Network: Widening the Circle Tuesday, September 19th This year during National FASD Impact week, we will deepen our sense of connection and community with each other as
Join FASD United and other partners in Washington, DC on September 20th to discuss the latest research findings and cutting edge information on FASD. The FASD National Research Briefing: The
Anika Trancik, Ph. D., Neuropsychologist and FASD Expert will provide in this FREE 1-hour minute presentation, a brief overview of The Families Moving Forward (FMF) program, and the upcoming Specialist Training
In the training on the FASCETS Neurobehavioral Model, you will learn how alcohol and other drugs affect the developing brain and cause distinct behaviors in children, adolescents, and adults. You
In the training on the FASCETS Neurobehavioral Model, you will learn how alcohol and other drugs affect the developing brain and cause distinct behaviors in children, adolescents, and adults. You
In the training on the FASCETS Neurobehavioral Model, you will learn how alcohol and other drugs affect the developing brain and cause distinct behaviors in children, adolescents, and adults. You
In the training on the FASCETS Neurobehavioral Model, you will learn how alcohol and other drugs affect the developing brain and cause distinct behaviors in children, adolescents, and adults. You