Caregivers & Professionals: Do you support a young person with FASD and aggressive behaviours?
Join me, Dr. Maude Champagne, for an essential webinar on understanding and managing childhood aggression in the context of FASD.
To register: https://t.co/3B0FIr8TyJ
Interested in learning more about the conceptualization of aggressive behaviours and FASD and the application of Nonviolent Resistance?
Come along to our August webinar 'FASD and Aggression: From Conceptualization to Clinical Best Practice'. Register now: https://t.co/cgx9SNyqOh
Dr Samantha Noyek, Dr James Reynolds and I will be presenting our research at the International FASD Conference in Madrid. We will be talking about interventions to support families who are experiencing aggression from their young person with FASD. https://t.co/Nq0Rhb9CDb
Parents of young people exhibiting aggressive behaviors #AFCCA often encounter judgment from well-meaning professionals and friends. These interactions can be deeply challenging and sometimes even traumatizing.
Shame is often experienced by families who have a child, youth who displays aggressive behaviours towards them. Sharing their story with peers and professionals who 'get it' is a step towards healing. @Adopt4LifeON @FASDOttawa@CanFASD@KBHNPART#AFCCA#FASD#CPVA#NVR
People with #FASD are often asked to take part in research. This @CanFASD guide is based on a collaboration btwn researchers & 40 adults with FASD and includes what participants can expect / ask for when deciding to take part in the research. https://t.co/k8ZNq04Dts
Teachers and support staff can play an important role in recognising neurodevelopmental concerns and connecting families with health services. Check out our guide outlining the six stages of the referral and diagnostic process for FASD here: https://t.co/ZeBSdIPpBU
For so many children their sensitivity to shame is intolerable due to the impact of early adversity. How we as adults interact with them has to step away from the cultural norms of shame based behaviour management. #CPV#CCVAB
Looking to learn more about FASD within Black communities?
This article on Racial/Ethnic Disparity in Association Between Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and Alcohol Intake During Pregnancy is a great place to start: https://t.co/9TYrsuA2Eg
#BlackHistoryMonth
"The experiences of Black adoptees and adoptive parents aren’t usually included in mainstream media. However, there have been some inspiring projects that should be celebrated for shedding light on the challenges and triumphs."
https://t.co/qjFvEVbPRg
Today, we're honored to shine a spotlight on Dr. Samantha Coleman, a self-identified Black adoptee dedicated to dispelling stigmas surrounding adoption in the Black community.
Check out the article below: https://t.co/mOh7cpMV4q
🚨👀 Deadline to apply for the @canchild_ca @KidsBrainHealth@McMasterContEd @FERCourse is June 19!🖱️Apply: https://t.co/kLdb6HY1uJ
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Still not sure? Connect w/ me @SMicsinszki or at [email protected] 📨📨
Join us for a presentation in French on bilingual resources and initiatives on difficulties related to behaviours in children and adolescents with FASD by Maude Champagne, RSW, MSW, Ph.D. (c).
https://t.co/3PmhuSkDQ6