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FASD AGENDA The Stigma Around FASD Working With Moms Resources Christine Westland: BSN Janet Christie: Support Worker Nov 24 th 2010.

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1 FASD AGENDA The Stigma Around FASD Working With Moms Resources Christine Westland: BSN Janet Christie: Support Worker Nov 24 th 2010

2 “Silent Brain Disorder” “If We Don’t Talk About IT” “It Doesn’t Happen”

3 Resources BC Association of Child Development and Intervention: www.bcacdi.org/profile.html Public Health Agency of Canada www.phac-aspc.gov.ca/etcaf/pubs/fs/fi MCFW: Key Worker and Parent Support Services www.mcf.gov.bc.ca/fasd/kw_support.htm

4 Resources continued CMAJ: Canadian Medical Association: Canadian Guidelines for diagnosis www.cmaj/cgi/content/full/172/5 MOTHERISK: www.motherisk.org/woman/common Provincial Out Reach Program for FASD www.fasdoutreach.ca/-us/district

5 BRAIN=BEHAVIOUR “Try Differently not Harder”

6 Christine Westland Christine.westland@hc-sc.gc.ca 6

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