Monthly archive for August 2018

Participants needed for IU Health / Riley Hospital innovative brain-imaging study aimed at identifying at-risk kids

On August 13, 2018   /   Blog, General, Health Care, Living with FASD, Parents & Caregivers, Professionals   /   Leave a comment
Participants needed for IU Health / Riley Hospital innovative brain-imaging study aimed at identifying at-risk kids
Click on the thumbnail for a PDF version of the flyer. Please distribute widely! Faculty at the Indiana University School of Medicine and Riley Hospital for Children at IU Health are looking to discover why some children and adolescents are more likely to engage in risky decision-making than others through a uniqueRead more →
Back to Top

Chaos to calm: Life with FASD

On August 10, 2018   /   General   /   Leave a comment
Chaos to calm: Life with FASD
"With the 2017 National Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Conference taking place this week on Oct. 24-27 in Calgary, AB, I thought it would be a good opportunity to discuss why FASD education is so important and how it changed my life." Let’s start back seven years ago, when myRead more →
Back to Top

How thinking about behavior differently can lead to happier FASD families

On August 7, 2018   /   General, Health Care   /   Leave a comment
How thinking about behavior differently can lead to happier FASD families
A 2016 study from the University of Rochester sheds light on how parents and caregivers of children with fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD) can best help their kids, and at the same time, maintain peace at home and at school. “Children with FASD often have significant behavior problems due toRead more →
Back to Top