For adults with FASD, the plan shifts toward interdependence: structured support that helps the person function well without expecting them to do everything alone. Adults often need help with housing, money, work, appointments, transportation, and routines, and the most effective approach is usually concrete, repetitive, and supportive rather than punitive. Adult FASD plan AreaWhat toContinueContinue reading “Adults with FASD Living Experience Plan”
Category Archives: Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD)
Jr. and High School Plan
For teenagers with FASD, the plan shifts from “parent-managed every step” toward supported inter-dependence. The core idea is still the same: keep things structured, concrete, repetitive, and strengths-based, but add more coaching in self-advocacy, identity, safety, and real-life skill practice. Teen FASD plan AreaWhat to focus onWhy it mattersDaily structureConsistent wake, sleep, homework, meals, chores,ContinueContinue reading “Jr. and High School Plan”
FEAR: Caregiver Harm
Caregivers of individuals with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) often face significant challenges and fears related to their caregiving role. These fears stem from various factors associated with the complex nature of FASD