Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) is a common neurodevelopmental condition caused by exposure to alcohol in the womb, resulting in a range of physical, cognitive,

“It’s rewarding because I get the love: Grandparents raising grandchildren with FASD”, the title of a 2022 study published in the Child & Family Social

Even though the formal transition to adulthood has changed in the past ten years, it is still based on the idea of becoming independent. People

International Women’s Day is a significant day for commemorating women’s accomplishments and highlighting the ongoing struggle for gender equality. FASD is a complex and frequently

Social workers play an important role in assisting individuals and families impacted by FASD by providing critical access to healthcare services, advocacy and outreach, and

Canadian Social Worker’s Month is celebrated every March to recognize the valuable contribution that social workers make to our society. These professionals work tirelessly to

FASD is the most common cause of developmental and physical disabilities and behaviour problems that last a lifetime. People with FASD have a great need

An employment guide to help persons with FASD acquire and hold jobs, as well as to support employment professionals who interact with adults who have

Psychologists who are truly FASD-informed are very important when it comes to diagnosing and helping people who have FASD. A psychologist is part of a

The first ever Canada FASD Conference is happening in November 2023! Join us in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan for three days of presentations and events to learn