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INSIDE THIS ISSUE… • Research Projects ● Crystal’s Miracle Minutes • Links, Trainings and webinars ● Save the Date ● Welcome ● Contact List June 2021 Vol. 40 A New Season! When looking back to last June, who would have anticipated events that unfolded over the past year? Zoom, TEAMS and WFH (working from home) are part of our ver- nacular, and the words, ‘quarantine’, ‘lockdown’ and ‘virus’ all have new meaning. With the recent Government of Alberta’s announcement of Phase 3 beginning soon, we are planning for an in-person Annual Clinic Coordinator meeting this September 16 th , in Edmonton. Public Health orders and advisories will be followed and, if neces- sary, adjustments can be made prior to the meeting. The Rajani FASD Ax and Dx Clinic Training Services is celebrating its 10-year anniversary, and this meeting will recognize and honour the past decade of building relationships, supporting, and connecting with clinics across Alberta. Stay tuned for more information about this meeting, including hotel room bookings. We are pleased to welcome Kelly Rogers to our team. Some of you may remember Kelly as the clinic coordinator with the NW Central Network from 2011-2014. She will be providing assistance to our projects’ work over the next months. Amber Bell has been actively involved and influential to the success of our program for a number of years, including her contributions to: pilot projects; training clinicians on the University of Washington Facial Software program; research papers; and developing a TIPS sheet for the Disability Tax Credit application. Amber has stepped aside to devote time to her other obligations and we wish her well, but will continue to see her in- volvement with FASD. With this ‘Open for Summer’ plan, please continue to support your clients and others to understand how effective vaccines are in preventing COVID-19 disease and its protection against severe COVID-19 illness, risk of hospitalization or death. Find time to enjoy the sights, sounds and tastes of spring and summer! Every Child Matters
Transcript of A New Season!
INSIDE THIS ISSUE…
• Research Projects ● Crystal’s Miracle Minutes
• Links, Trainings and webinars ● Save the Date ● Welcome ● Contact List
June 2021 Vol. 40
A New Season!
When looking back to last June, who would have anticipated events that unfolded
over the past year? Zoom, TEAMS and WFH (working from home) are part of our ver-
nacular, and the words, ‘quarantine’, ‘lockdown’ and ‘virus’ all have new meaning.
With the recent Government of Alberta’s announcement of Phase 3 beginning soon,
we are planning for an in-person Annual Clinic Coordinator meeting this September
16th, in Edmonton. Public Health orders and advisories will be followed and, if neces-
sary, adjustments can be made prior to the meeting. The Rajani FASD Ax and Dx
Clinic Training Services is celebrating its 10-year anniversary, and this meeting will
recognize and honour the past decade of building relationships, supporting, and
connecting with clinics across Alberta. Stay tuned for more information about this
meeting, including hotel room bookings.
We are pleased to welcome Kelly Rogers to our team. Some of you may remember
Kelly as the clinic coordinator with the NW Central Network from 2011-2014. She will
be providing assistance to our projects’ work over the next months. Amber Bell has
been actively involved and influential to the success of our program for a number of
years, including her contributions to: pilot projects; training clinicians on the University
of Washington Facial Software program; research papers; and developing a TIPS
sheet for the Disability Tax Credit application. Amber has stepped aside to devote
time to her other obligations and we wish her well, but will continue to see her in-
volvement with FASD.
With this ‘Open for Summer’ plan, please continue to support your clients and others
to understand how effective vaccines are in preventing COVID-19 disease and its
protection against severe COVID-19 illness, risk of hospitalization or death. Find time
to enjoy the sights, sounds and tastes of spring and summer!
Every Child Matters
Research Projects
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR A RESEARCH STUDY
We are doing a research study on substance use and addictions treatment for adults who have or may have Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). We are interested in interviewing adults with FASD who have had experiences of addictions treatment, and caregivers of individuals with FASD who have had experience with supporting their loved one with addictions. The interview will take place on Zoom and will take between 30-45 minutes. You will receive a $10.00 gift card as an appreciation for your time.
If you are interested in participating or would like more information,
please e-mail [email protected].
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Set or clear a print area on a worksheet
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want to print the entire worksheet. When you print a worksheet after defining a print
area, only the print area is printed. You can add cells to expand the print area as
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Set one or more print areas
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Tip: To set multiple print areas, hold down the Ctrl key and click the areas you want
to print. Each print area prints on its own page.
2. On the Page Layout tab, in the Page Setup group, click Print Area, and then
click Set Print Area.
Note: The print area that you set is saved when you save the workbook.
To see all the print areas to make sure they’re the ones you want, click View > Page
Break Preview in the Workbook Views group. When you save your workbook, the
print area is saved too.
Add cells to an existing print area
You can enlarge the print area by adding adjacent cells. If you add cells that aren’t
adjacent to the print area, Excel creates a new print area for those cells.
1. On the worksheet, select the cells that you want to add to the existing print
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2. On the Page Layout tab, in the Page Setup group, click Print Area, and then
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When you save your workbook, the print area is saved as well.
Clear a print area
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1. Click anywhere on the worksheet for which you want to clear the print area.
2. On the Page Layout tab, in the Page Setup group, click Clear Print Area.
Links, Training & Webinars
This newly released book by Dr. Mansfield Mela, provides clinically relevant information
for mental health experts, including professionals in the medical, mental, educational,
vocational, legal and correctional, child welfare, and others, who encounter individuals
with a hidden disability. Professionals require essential training to appropriately support
patients who navigate the mental health system because of the consequences of
prenatal alcohol exposure (PAE). Because curricula have only recently begun to
incorporate this material, a text providing basic as well as advanced information is
necessary. This book is significant because its content is useful for professional training
across many mental health disciplines. It covers information missing from curricula about
the long-term effects of PAE (fetal alcohol spectrum disorder ["FASD 101"]) and includes
clinical information on the mental disorders relevant to FASD. Given the burgeoning
research and knowledge in this area, the text also updates, synthesizes, and
consolidates current information into one source. Even seasoned mental health
professionals well versed in the research data can use this information to become better
educated and informed on the intersecting mental health consequences of PAE.
• Prenatal Alcohol Exposure can be purchased through Amazon or Login.
New report by the BC Child & Youth Representative called: Excluded: Increasing
understanding, support, and inclusion for children with FASD
NEW ONLINE COURSE: FASD Best Practices is a short course, funded by PHAC and is free
for a year to everyone in Canada. Available in French and English
Amazon.ca Amazon.ca/Prenatal Alcohol Exposure
Login Login Canada (lb.ca)
CANFASD WEBINAR: THINKING ABOUT FASD MONTH (preventionconversation.org)
Friday, June 25, 2021. This webinar will provide information to help you prepare for FASD
Month in September and FASD Day on September 9, 2021. click link to register
Save the Date
SAVE THE DATE
Annual FASD Cl in ic Coordinator
Meeting
Thursday September 16, 2021
The Varscona Hotel on Whyte
Ave., Edmonton
Detai l s on booking special room -
rates , agenda & f ree park ing wil l
be sent over the next month to al l
coordinators
Provincial heal th protocols and
orders wi l l be fol lowed
Emai l c l in ictrain [email protected]
for more information
Click to RSVP: Enviros Neurodevelopmental Assessment and Diagnostic Centre – Enviros
Welcome
Colleen Burns latest 2021 granddaughters, Eliza (older sisters decorated her with
stickers) and Lynley.
FASD Assessment & Diagnostic Clinic
Contact List
Updated: March 2021
C| Child Clinic A| Adult Clinic
Cumulative Risk Diagnostic Clinic (C)
Child Development Centre
Alberta Children’s Hospital
2888 Shaganappi Trail NW
Calgary, AB T3B 6A8
Phone: 403-955-5878
Contact: Bernadette Jesse
Siksika FASD Clinic (C)
Box 1130
Siksika, AB T0J 3W0
Phone: 403-734-5687
Contact: Vanessa Buckskin
Central Alberta FASD Network Clinic (C) (A)
#206-33 McKenzie Cres.,
Red Deer County, AB T4S 2H4
Phone: 403-342-7499, ext. 2
Contact: Allyssa deHeer
Pediatric FASD Clinical Services, (C)
Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital
10230-111 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5G 0B7
Phone: 780-735-8278
Contact: Diane Plouffe
Glenrose Adult FASD Assessment Clinic (A)
Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital
10230-111 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5G 0B7
Phone: 780-735-6166
Contact: Bernadene Mallon
Canadian FASD Diagnostic & Training Centre (C) (A)
316 Kingsway Garden Mall NW
Edmonton, AB T5G 3A6
Phone: 780-471-1860
Contact: Morgan Dumville
Centrepoint Young Offender Program (C)
Suite 701, 10242- 105 Street
Edmonton, AB T5J 3L5
Phone: 780-428-4524, ext. 227
Contact: Roxanne Pereira
Lakeland Centre for FASD (C) (A)
P.O. Box 479
Cold Lake, AB T9M 1P3
Phone: 780-594-9905
Contact: Tia Luedee
Northwest Primary Care Network (C)
Children and Youth FASD Diagnostic Clinic,
11202-100 Avenue
High Level, AB T0H 1Z0
780-841-3253
Contact: Vacant Position
Northwest Regional FASD Society-Mackenzie Network
(A)
Box 3668
High Level, AB T0H 1Z0
Phone: 780-926-3375
Contact: Kimber Lepensee
Complex Needs Diagnostic Clinic (C)
Wapski Mahikan Society, Alexander First Nation
Box 3479 Morinville, AB T8R 1S3
[P] 780.853.7723
Contact: Amber Bell
This clinic contact list is maintained and updated, and is in each Links newsletter. It is frequently sent to AB government stakeholders, CMC, upon request to research and other projects, such as the common data form project. Having your correct information is important to us. If there are changes to your clinic contacts (address, ph. number, coordinator changes), please email [email protected]
Please check your clinic contact information in this issue. Thanks!
FASD Assessment & Diagnostic Clinic
Contact List
Updated: March 2021
C| Child Clinic A| Adult Clinic
Alberta Health Services/NEAFAN (C) (A)
600 Signal Road
Fort McMurray, AB T9H 3Z4
Phone: 780-750-6678
Contact: Marguerite Fitzpatrick
NW Peace FASD Diagnostic Clinic (C) (A)
#204, 9805-97 Street
Grande Prairie, AB T8V 8B9
Phone: 780-533-5444
Contact: Jen Duperron-Trydal
Northern Association for FASD (C) (A)
P.O. Box 3334, 4826-51 Ave.
High Prairie, AB T0G 1E0
Phone: 780-523-3699
Contact: Charlene McLay
North West Central FASD Assessment & Diagnostic Team
(C) (A)
Box 5389
Westlock, AB T7P 2P5
Phone: 780-284-3415
Contact: Sharon Pearcey
Pediatric Specialty Clinic, (C)
Children’s Rehabilitation Services-Central Zone
# 300 Professional Centre
5015-50 Avenue,
Camrose, AB T4V 3P7
Phone: 780-608-8622
Contact: Lorraine McPhee, [email protected]
Prairie Central FASD Clinical Services (A)
#205, 4917 50 Ave
Camrose, AB T4V 0S2
Phone: 587-386-0186
Amanda Lindholm [email protected]
Lethbridge Family Services-DaCapo Services (C) (A)
FASD Assessment & Diagnostic Clinic
1107-2nd Ave. “A” N.
Lethbridge, AB T1H 0E6
Phone: 403-320-9119
Contact: Krista Tittlemier, [email protected]
Fayla Vedres [email protected]
Alberta Hospital Edmonton-Turning Point Program (ages
12-21 yrs.)
17480 Fort Road, Box 307
Edmonton, AB T5J 2J7
Phone: 780-342-5002
Contact: Sherry Muscat, Reg. Psychologist
Foothills FASD Assessment and Diagnostic Clinic (C) (A)
Box 5146
101, 520 Macleod Trail
High River, AB T1V 1M3
Phone: 403-652-4776
Contact: Kathy Lambourn
Enviros Neurodevelopmental Assessment and
Diagnostic Centre (C) (A)
#220, 3115-12th St NE,
Calgary, AB T2E 7J2
Phone: 587-390-7045
Contact: Holly Jopling
email: [email protected]
Mustard Seed FASD Clinic (A)
1010 Centre St. SE
Calgary, AB T2G 0V8
Phone: 587-393-4021
Contact: Erin Bareham
FASD Assessment and Support Services (C) (A)
Bridges Family Programs
477 Third Street SE
Medicine Hat, AB T1A 0G8
Phone: 403-526-7473
Contact: Louisa Clapper
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