*Test Webinar* Essential Supports for People with FASDs

[@talache7]

I absolutely LOVE your videos and you don’t know how much they’ve helped me and my son. Although he had not been officially “diagnosed” with fasd, he was exposed and I see some behaviors consistent with fasd (specifically the sensory issues). Thank you so so much and please do not stop sharing your extremely helpful videos.

[@lijahsmum]

Your videos and website have so many practical solutions tailored to people who struggle. I was this close -->

[@cogsupports]

We are glad to hear our videos are encouraging you! If there is a subject you want us to make a video on, feel free to let us know!

[@geffenminsk6050]

I seen a few of these videos and didn’t realize you had this condition. Very informative!

[@klassykrish]

I really appreciate what you do It helps me with my work and kids so much

[@donnabrooks4234]

This was wonderful! I think I need to watch this video many times to remember how best to help my son. There was so much helpful information to help us succeed. Thank you for making this very logical and clear.

[@tarmesha1527]

I really needed this info to help me and my family and new doctors this was great

[@janehoskin55]

I am relatively new to this practice of helping provide life skills education to an FASD individual. I kind's swam into it before learning how to swim. I am an HR practitioner for more than two decades. So understanding what you are teaching is easy for me to digest. Today, I decided to pause and look back as I am having a crisis on how can I make sense and help my client acquire additional life skills and retain them. Found Neurobehavioral Model as an approach, and I like it, I even wanted to undergp training on it. Then found your link and that's how I found your webinar. It is very helping, I can identify some successes and failures that took place. For the successes, my interest is to sustain them and for my failures I look forward to correcting them and/or using the strategy mentioned here. Looking forward for more. Just wanted to know where can I send my monetary support.

[@cogsupports]

Thank you, Jane! You can donate to us at www.patreon.com/OregonBehavior

[@nathifamclean4847]

im 36 and i was dianoised with fas , or rather fasd how ever you want to label it , when i was 2 i was also tested at genius level intelligence so i can process what is said to me rather quickly how ever in the moment when some one is being repeative it VERY aggrovating even when i say " i get that " can we please move on and dont CUT them off becuase we already have difficulties with expressing what were trying to get often i i know what i want to say in my head by the time i go to say it ive lost the word and have to replace it with a simular word and wehre im thinking logically alot of people think with emotion and mistake my bluntness as malcious or something else not the case its just what the sentence is noit scarastic or meaning to hurt

[@karapaetschow4278]

Do you happen to have these slides available without the video dialogue?

[@cogsupports]

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