One-Day Hand in Hand Series for Caregivers: The Basics of FASD

What is the Hand in Hand Series?
The Hand in Hand series is a recommended first step for families to explore the spectrum of this disorder and identify strategies that promote success. It is an opportunity for caregivers who have received or suspect an FASD diagnosis to come together and learn about FASD in an informal and supportive setting. These five-week classes are offered online and in person periodically throughout the year.
Hand in Hand Part 1 – The Basics of FASD Hand in Hand Part 2 – The Challenges of Life with FASD
Register for: One-Day Hand in Hand Series for Caregivers - Part 1
Saturday, March 17 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. All materials and a meal are provided.
Market Place of Waite Park 110 2nd St S Suite 306 Waite Park, MN
Topics:
The Basics of FASD Understand the unique strengths and challenges of a child with this disability, with emphasis on how the brain is impacted. Introduction to MOFAS and the Hand in Hand Manual.
FASD at Home What is sensory integration dysfunction? These disorders are related to many behavioral issues. What can you do to support your child's sensory challenges?
FASD at School Learn how schools assess, test and determine eligibility.