Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) are the most common form of developmental disabilities in America affecting at least 5% of the population. The best possible outcomes are diagnosis by age 6, but as of now only 1% of individuals with symptoms from prenatal alcohol exposure (PAE) are being diagnosed. This training will help you identify potential symptoms of PAE, understand the diagnostic process for FASDs, and give participants practical intervention strategies to use at home and school.
Meets Required Topic: T, CD
Location: **This class is a webinar that is attended remotely. Access to a telephone and a computer with access to the internet, webcam and microphone are required to participate in this class. For your safety, if you are driving during a training, you will be disconnected. You can rejoin the training once you reach your destination**
**If you have not received a link to access the webinar at least one hour prior to the webinar beginning, please contact FOY.**
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