MoreheadCity.2015

1
Register Now! Registration Deadline: Wednesday, Friday, Nov 6, 2015 Register by Contacting: Mary Fournier, Carteret County Health Department [email protected] Phone: 252-728-8550 Ext. 5758 or Gail C. Horne, Guardian ad Litem gail.c.horne@nccourts,org 252 504-4525 Funding provided by: Carteret County Health Department and GAL Friends 3B Ain’t Just MisbehavingChallenges and Supports for Raising or Working with Children with FASD Facilitated by Kathy Hotelling, PhD Tuesday November 10, 2015 9:00 am -12:00 Noon Carteret County Civic Center 3505 Arendell Street, Morehead City NC Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) is an umbrella term describing a range of effects that can occur in children whose mother drank alcohol during pregnancy. These effects can include physical, behavioral and learning problems. People affected are often seen as having willful be- havior, when the reality is they are living with an invisible disability which affects their behavior: brain damage. With proper diagnosis, specific in- tervention techniques implemented by professionals, parents, and teach- ers assist these individuals in building on strengths and increasing suc- cess. In this workshop, you will learn about: *Behavioral and physical signs of FASD *Challenges in diagnosing FASD *Effective methods of interaction to promote success *Locating resources

description

MoreheadCity.2015

Transcript of MoreheadCity.2015

Page 1: MoreheadCity.2015

Register

Now! Registration

Deadline:

Wednesday,

Friday, Nov 6, 2015

Register by

Contacting:

Mary Fournier,

Carteret County Health

Department

[email protected]

Phone: 252-728-8550

Ext. 5758

or

Gail C. Horne,

Guardian ad Litem

gail.c.horne@nccourts,org

252 504-4525

Funding provided by:

Carteret County Health

Department and

GAL Friends 3B

“Ain’t Just Misbehaving”

Challenges and Supports for

Raising or Working with

Children with FASD

Facilitated by

Kathy Hotelling, PhD

Tuesday November 10, 2015

9:00 am -—12:00 Noon

Carteret County Civic Center

3505 Arendell Street, Morehead City NC

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) is an umbrella term describing

a range of effects that can occur in children whose mother drank alcohol

during pregnancy. These effects can include physical, behavioral and

learning problems. People affected are often seen as having willful be-

havior, when the reality is they are living with an invisible disability which

affects their behavior: brain damage. With proper diagnosis, specific in-

tervention techniques implemented by professionals, parents, and teach-

ers assist these individuals in building on strengths and increasing suc-

cess.

In this workshop, you will learn about:

*Behavioral and physical signs of FASD

*Challenges in diagnosing FASD *Effective methods of interaction to promote success *Locating resources