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What is Fetal Alcohol Syndrome? What every Parent Should know to Better advocate for their Child

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Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder known as Fetal Alcohol Syndrome is common in children in the foster care system. 73-83% of children with FAS are in foster care or adoptive placement. FAS is often times under or misdiagnosed because it looks so much like ADHD. This workshop will give parents the knowledge and skills that they will need to understand and better advocate for their child in the community and at school because parenting a child with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome can be extremely challenging, overwhelming and lonely for parents. This workshop will help parents understand their child’s behaviors, symptoms and how they can better support their child socially, emotionally and academically.

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WR
4 days ago
All this information was new to me. But I learned today that you do better when you know better. Thank you!
EC
4 days ago
It was my first time hearing about FAS. It was very informative
LP
1 month ago
I learned that ADHD and FAS have similar qualities.
TP
1 month ago
I had a foster child with FAS and this course would have been useful at that time.
THanks!
DM
6 months ago
Informative
N
6 months ago
Very good
good info
MH
2 years ago
Interesting to learn that FAS symptoms are very similar to ADHD
Very informative, would recommend.
great
CS
2 years ago
This was very informative.
CH
2 years ago
Great
Interesting to know that FAS is permenant
Great Course!
BH
2 years ago
informative
Really great information!
V
3 years ago
good learning
Very informative!
Good Information
Awesome Instructor!!
S
3 years ago
Very Informative !
very informative
enjoyed the lesson hepful
Wonderful

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