Denise Plesuk

Program Manager of several FASD programs serving individuals and families with FASD as well as a program that works with sexually exploited youth.

[Denise Plesuk @plesuk]

@lisa_yeg Congratulations Auggie!

[Denise Plesuk @plesuk]

@lisa_yeg Feel better soon.

[Edmonton and area Fetal Alcohol Network Society @EdmontonEFAN]

Happy Earth Day! Today, let's reflect on the beauty and wonder of our planet and recommit to protecting it. Whether it's planting trees, cleaning up litter, or advocating for environmental policies, let's all do our part to preserve the Earth for generations to come.

[Denise Plesuk @plesuk]

Factors that promote well-being include a sense of belonging and safety – feeling valued, loved, and accepted by...https://t.co/g2mqHChpfu via @CTRI_

[🪶 🇨🇦 🩸Jennifer vaxxed, masking (luvhkng cal) @Iluvhikingjen]

Viral!
This needs to go VIRAL so get busy everyone!

[Edmonton and area Fetal Alcohol Network Society @EdmontonEFAN]

Métis Week is coming November 12–18!

Métis Nation of Alberta has something for everyone this Métis Week. Save the dates and check back often for more information: https://t.co/MOzFOl9IIA

[Edmonton and area Fetal Alcohol Network Society @EdmontonEFAN]

Great news for Edmonton! Our friends from the Lakeland Centre for FASD are bringing the 'Beyond the Spectrum' - #FASD Conference to our city in Fall 2024.

Stay tuned for more announcements! https://t.co/zRsVrnxTNP

[Denise Plesuk @plesuk]

We need to do more to support individual with FASD who are expressing thoughts of suicide. #canadafasd2023

[Centre of Excellence for Women’s Health (CEWH) @CEWHca]

"Locally grounded, handled with care, and relational" - Melanie Muehling beautifully described the importance of cross-disciplinary work in FASD prevention in our panel this morning with Lisa Lawley, Mary Motz, and Nancy Poole. #CanadaFASD2023 @CanadaFASD2023

[Denise Plesuk @plesuk]

Ongoing theme throughout this conference has been the importance of self-regulation for the individual with FASD and the caregiver. #canadafasd2023

[Rogozinsky, Леся @lisa_yeg]

Powerful keynote panel on collaborative action on #FASD prevention at #CanadaFASD2023

[Denise Plesuk @plesuk]

Looking forward to seeing the new and updated Towards Healthy Outcomes document. #canadafasd2023

[Canada FASD Conference @CanadaFASD2025]

@EdmontonEFAN Who else loved @2323Myles dance moves?!

[Edmonton and area Fetal Alcohol Network Society @EdmontonEFAN]

It has begun! #CanadaFASD2023

[CanFASD Research Network @CanFASD]

Come visit our booth at the Canada FASD Conference!

#CanadaFASD2023

[Lisa Murphy @lisasmithmurphy]

What a great way to start this conference!!
#CanadaFASD2023

[Canada FASD Conference @CanadaFASD2025]

Our incredible MC, @2323Myles opens the Canada FASD Conference!

"As a person with FASD, I think it's really important that we understand the impact that we have" - Myles Himmelreich

#CanadaFASD2023

[Denise Plesuk @plesuk]

“It’s important for the parent to build a village and have the village be connected”. #canadafasd2023

[Denise Plesuk @plesuk]

Myles is always entertaining as MC. #canadafasd2023

[Jared Wesley @DrJaredWesley]

A person, by virtue of living in Alberta, does not pay more into CPP than other Canadians.

That same person does not receive less out of CPP by virtue of living in Alberta.

The whole "Albertans are subsidizing other people's pensions" shtick is pretty tiresome.