Here you will find resources that detail the research and experiences of adoptive parents that will be helpful for parents, educators, and human service providers. There is so much information, reading all can be overwhelming. This page highlights websites that are full of information.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Community Resource Center (FASCRC). This site is full of information provided by a mother of an adopted FAS child. Go to website.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Community Resource Center (FASCRC). This site gives a quick overview of the devastation of Prenatal Exposure to Alchohol. Go to website.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Community Resource Center (FASCRC). This site gives testimonials of FASD adults, teenagers and children. Go to website.
Behavior Environmental Adaptation Model. This site provides a behavioral guide for parents, teachers, and other adults working with FASD children. Go to website.
Developmental Overview of FAS/E. This site provides a checklist of behaviors frequently seen by parents of FASD children. Go to website.
Fetal Alcohol Disorders Society. This site was founded by a dad in Canada who has a biological FAS child. His wife, the biological mother, was a medical doctor who died of alcoholism. He has committed himself to spreading the message of the devastation of FASD. His focus is on Canada, so his articles reflect the research in Canada, a fact that will show you how much more Canada is focusing on the epidemic of FASD than the United States. Go to website.
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) Exposure Rates. This article, while lengthy, is a good source of information regarding the mostly unknown facts of FASD, with a particular focus on Canada. Go to document.
FAS World. This site is in Canada. The site is operated by husband and wife team who originated the worldwide September 9th event known as FAS World. Go to website.
American Family Physician. Identifying Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder. Go to website.
The Globe and Mail. Panel seeks measures to combat fetal alcohol disorder. Go to website.