Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Services

• multi-disciplinary team assessments for children, youth, and adults
• individualized assessment reports, recommendations, and support plans
• assistance with accessing supports and services post diagnosis, including short term service coordination, behaviour therapy, counselling, and medical/psychiatric consultation
• information and education regarding FASD

• development of a support plan
• working with schools and other service providers to coordinate services
• assistance with transition planning to adult services
• for children and youth up to the age of 18, and young people between the ages of 18 and 21 who remain in school
• for children and youth with a suspected or confirmed diagnosis of FASD

The FASD team provides clinic coordination to organizations and their teams as they deliver multi-disciplinary assessment for children, youth, and adults suspected of fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD). Our services are entirely customizable, tailored to meet your needs and budget.

Services Provided

We work directly with clinic teams to plan and facilitate client-centered access to diagnosis on a fee-for-service basis, including:

• Advising your clinic on tests and tools, including virtual platforms
• Developing an intake process suited to your clinic
• Setting up information gathering procedures for client history such as prenatal alcohol exposure
• Training staff and creating practices to coordinate multi-disciplinary team
• Providing multi-disciplinary consultations from our seasoned FASD team, including psychology

We work with organizations to provide multi-disciplinary assessment reports for children, youth, and adults suspected of fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD). Our services are entirely customizable, tailored to meet your needs and budget.

Services Provided

We work directly with organizations to plan and facilitate client-centered access to diagnosis by providing:

• Comprehensive and multi-disciplinary FASD assessment reports for individuals who may need:
  • diagnosis to access services
  • guidance for supports with challenges such as school, and work
  • better understanding of their strengths and challenges
  • support with complex needs
• Pre-assessment information gathering such previous assessments, and prenatal alcohol exposure
• Pre- and post-assessment meetings with families
• Recommendations for individuals and their families