Guide du traitement de la consommation de substances de CanFASD

L’équipe de recherche de CanFASD a développé un guide qui décrit les pratiques actuelles pour soutenir les personnes atteintes du Trouble du spectre de l’alcoolisation fœtale (TSAF) qui suivent un traitement pour leur consommation de substances. Dans ce guide, ils fournissent des connaissances consolidées et élargies sur les approches appropriées de traitement de la consommation

(en anglais) Launching your FASD clinic

Surrey Place is supporting organizations initiating FASD diagnostic services and clinics.

Services Provided

  • Plan and implement diagnostic clinic
  • Problem-solve obstacles for existing clinics
  • Suggest and select appropriate diagnostic tools
  • Assist in setting up a virtual platform for assessment
  • Offer time-limited clinic coordination
  • Support the development of an effective intake process
  • Help to overcome the complex challenges

(en anglais) Getting to know FASD from A to Z: Impulsivity and Risky Behaviour

How does FASD affect this area?

Individuals with FASD tend to show high rates of impulsivity and risky behaviour. Impulsivity becomes a concern in young childhood and continues into adolescence and adulthood along with unpredictable behaviour and risk taking. Risky and impulsive behaviours may show up in many different forms in individuals with

L’Ontario élargit les services de diagnostic des troubles du spectre de l’alcoolisation fœtale

TORONTO – Le gouvernement de l’Ontario investit 2,8 millions de dollars par an pour élargir les services de diagnostic des troubles du spectre de l’alcoolisation fœtale (TSAF) dans 21 cliniques de diagnostic des TSAF financées par la province.

Avec ce financement supplémentaire, le gouvernement investit 10,1 millions de dollars en financement annuel dans les programmes et

3 Indigenous-Led FASD and Women’s Health Initiatives in Canada

Xyólhmettsel Syémyem (Family Empowerment Team) in British Columbia connects women and families with substance use services, child welfare services and care committees, food banks, housing services, crisis support, income support, and other community-based programs and services. The Family Empowerment Team also holds acknowledgement ceremonies for the women where the community, friends, family, and service providers gather

CanFASD: Putting Evidence in Women’s Hands – Alcohol and Cannabis Use When Breastfeeding

Two updated resources are available about alcohol and breastfeeding: a research update from CanFASD Alcohol and Breastfeeding and a brochure from Best Start Mixing Alcohol and Breastfeeding. They both illustrate how little research there is available, and how public health messaging directed to new mothers has changed

First mobile app for caregivers of children with FASD reaches trial stage

In the summer of 2017, Christie Petrenko, an assistant professor and research associate at the University of Rochester’s Mt. Hope Family Center, and Cristiano Tapparello, a research assistant professor in the University’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, teamed up to create the first mobile phone app for caregivers of children with

Patients with FASD: Tips for Healthcare Providers

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, frontline health care providers are working day and night to protect the health and safety of individuals all across Canada. We honor and respect their sacrifice and commitment to Canadians in this challenging time. This blog post provides a few tips to help frontline health care workers manage

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