Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder-FASD-Wise Parenting Part 2

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The Help One Child Podcast

Help One Child

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Help One Child is excited to launch our NEW monthly podcast interviews. Since 1993, Help One Child has brought expert trainers, therapists, individuals, churches, and communities together to support and strengthen our foster, adoptive, and kinship family systems to help children impacted by trauma experiences. We will continue this great work by releasing our NEW podcast interviews monthly so you can listen on your own schedule!

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Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder-FASD-Wise Parenting Part 2

The Help One Child Podcast

40 minutes 48 seconds

6 months ago

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder-FASD-Wise Parenting Part 2

Listen to expert guest, Dr. Kathryn Page in this just released podcast on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder and FASD-WISE Parenting for practical strategies to support your child with FASD, from hard places.

Trauma and attachment experts share the latest information specifically related to adoptive, foster and kinship parenting. In every episode, you will find helpful insights and practical parenting tips.

Bio of Guest: Kathryn Page earned a PhD from the Center for Psychological Studies in Berkeley and an internship in addiction recovery at Stanford, a few highlights of Kathryn Page’s career include: Disabilities Specialist for the Santa Clara County Juvenile Drug Treatment Court; bilingual School Psychologist in San Lorenzo; 504 Coordinator in the Santa Clara Juvenile Hall; and teacher of social workers with UC Davis Extension.

Dr. Page has been working on FASD for 30 years. She founded and directed the diagnostic clinic in Santa Clara County, CA, and is the co-chair of that county’s 5-year plan. She provides the mandatory FASD training for Los Angeles County’s mental health providers, and advocates for legislation at the state and federal levels. Kathryn consults, writes, teaches, and lives with this condition in her son as well as herself.