To view and print our Diagnostic Clinic referral package
click here: NWFASD Referral Form
For resources/supports specific to your area or region, please contact the Network
Lending Library
Contact us to borrow:
- “Trying Differently Rather Than Harder” by Diane Malbin
- “Damaged Angels, A mother discovers the terrible cost of alcohol during pregnancy” by Bonnie Buxton
- “Travels in Circles” c.d. for your child between 18-22 years of age.
- “The Little Fox” c.d. for your child between birth and five years of age.
Links
For more information on FASD, follow the link to view current and past Learning Series webcasts. You may also register for future events as they become available. http://fasd.alberta.ca/current-year.aspx.
On the CMC website homepage (http://fasd.alberta.ca/), you can click on the wording in the image which will take you to more information about the learning series. To access current year registration click on ‘current’ in the left column of options and it will take you to the same page as the above link.
For resources and materials about FASD please visit the Alberta FASD Cross Ministry Committee website.
Canada Northwest FASD Partnership – The Partnership is an alliance of seven jurisdictions that works towards the development and promotion of an interprovincial/territorial approach to prevention, intervention, care and support of individuals affected by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder. CanFASD Northwest Blog http://fasdprevention.wordpress.com
The Asante Center for FASD – Maple Ridge, BC, Canada. Governed by the Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Society for British Columbia, the center offers diagnostic, assessment and family support services, based on a multidisciplinary team approach, for children, youth and adults affected by FASD. The website is dedicated to providing up-to-date resources in the field of FASD.
FASD Support Network of Saskatchewan – FASD Tip sheets, resources, links and list of services in Saskatchewan.
FASD: Finding Hope: Families living with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), educators, and healthcare professionals share their stories and resources for hope.
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE RESOURCES ON FASD
Asante Centre’s FAQs on FASD
Canada FASD Research Network: http://www.canfasd.ca
CANFASD Foundations in FASD Course. (Free)
FASD Manitoba: Preventable Secondary Characteristics of FASD
FASD Network of Saskatchewan: FASD – A Guide to Awareness and Understanding
Canada FASD Research Network Prevention Network Blog: https://fasdprevention.wordpress.com/
Canada FASD Research Network Intervention Network Blog: https://fasdintervention.wordpress.com/
FASD Network of Saskatchewan: Tips for Employment
Healthy Child Manitoba. The Hidden Disability: FASD.
Evaluation of FASD Prevention and FASD Support Programs: http://www.fasd-evaluation.ca/home/
Government of Alberta: FASD Learning Series: http://www.fasd-cmc.alberta.ca/
Provincial Outreach Program for FASD (POPFASD): http://www.fasdoutreach.ca/
A CAREGIVER’S GUIDE TO FASD DIAGNOSIS
This guide will help you to understand Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) and provides information on where to find support for your child or a child in your care.
Please send us an email if you would like more information:
Northwest Peace Fasd Society 
Thank you for bringing this resource to our attention. We do use a number of other resources already including http://canfasd.ca, http://fasd.alberta.ca, https://edmontonfetalalcoholnetwork.org, and https://preventionconversation.org.
Hello – thanks for your reminder in sharing this powerful resource http://www.faslink.org/. We also follow this resourceful FASD site.
And yes we were aware of the Purple – shirt campaign associated with FASD Day. Many communities choose to acknowledge the day with different traditions. In our area, we also have t-shirts stating the theme from the New Prevention FASD project ” let’s talk about alcohol and pregnancy.”