9th International Research Conference on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders
Research, Results, and Relevance: Integrating Research, Policy, and Promising Practice Around the World
DATE | March 20-23, 2025
VENUE | Hyatt Regency, Seattle, WA
GENERAL INFORMATION
This advanced-level conference/meeting (previously held in Vancouver) continues to bring together global experts from multiple disciplines to share international research. From pure science, to prevention, diagnosis, and intervention across the lifespan, the conference will address the implications of this research and promote scientific/community collaboration. It provides an opportunity to enhance understanding of the relationships between knowledge and research and critical actions related to FASD. First held in 1987, the conference brings together people passionate about this work in a stimulating environment where they can learn and forge new partnerships.
For individuals with FASD: The 2025 conference is about academic research. While you are welcome to attend as a regular conference delegate, please note that unlike the 2024 conference, there is no adult stream at this conference.
This conference aims to:
consider the implication and potential application of emerging evidence-based, and/or cutting edge research
expand and challenge their knowledge and understanding of hard science
explore different models of advanced practice from and across disciplines
engage in knowledge exchange and focused dialogue through formal sessions, networking and onsite meetings
develop connections and partnerships among global researchers, networks, governments, communities, service providers and families
Not Your Typical Parenting Approach: A Practical Approach to Complex Neurodevelopmental Disorders (Seminar E3)
Angela Geddes MSW/RSW
Geddes Specialized Support and Integrative Wellness, Dutton, Ontario, Canada,
Dr. Clare Mitchell MD FRCPC2
Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry, Western University, London, Ontario, Canada
Practical strategies for supporting families dealing with complex neurodevelopmental disorders from beginning stages when developmental milestones are not being met.
The workshop provides a roadmap for caregivers and some hopeful support strategies. We will highlight positive outcomes seen with different approaches including ACT and benefit of functional and comprehensive assessments.
REGISTRATION
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