Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Services

Group Training

We offer training for teachers, principals, superintendents, college students, human service providers, law enforcement officers, judicial officials, parents and students. Each presentation is tailored to the participants.

Seminars

Jody Allen Crowe is also available as a Keynote speaker detailing his research on school shooters as detailed in his book, The Fatal Link.

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Five Factor Probability Tool

The Five Factor Probability Tool is designed to provide a probability level of prenatal exposure to alcohol.  Every factor is research or experiencial based.  The factors are the risk factors of drinking by the mother, the research-based academic and social behaviors exhibited by brain damage, the diagnosis that are found, by research, to be exhibitions of brain damage by the adolescent, and the physical characteristics of Prenatal Exposure to Alchohol.  This tool is not to be used as a diagnostic tool, but rather as a method of determining the probability of prenatal exposure to alcohol.  An actual diagnosis of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder must come from a psychologist, psychiatrist, or medical doctor. 

Unfortunately, there are few of the above professionals who will diagnose FASD, and the self-reporting of the mother is highly unreliable. This tool allows the professional to look at the exhibitions of brain damage and, without a diagnosis, have a greater understanding of the exhibited behaviors. The Five Factor Probability Tool developed by Jody Allen Crowe.  Macros must be enabled for the tool to provide a probability level.

Request Information

To request information, please contact us using our contact form or contacting Jody Allen Crowe at jodyallencrowe@healthybrainsforchildren.org.