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“Megkian Doyle is the director of the Regional Community Action Team. In October, the recovery doula program Doyle dreamed up celebrated its first three graduates and started training another cohort, with members hailing from small towns across Montana’s north, east and southeast regions.”
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“Epidemiological surveys have shown that gender gaps and alcohol consumption and alcohol-related harms are narrowing for women and men—such that alcohol is growing women’s health issue.”
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Please note: This Information is not FASD specific, just good information!
Sibling Panel: What We Want You to Know (90 minutes)
Often times, when we hear about services and resources for families of children with disabilities, siblings are not included in the conversation. Yet they are the ones that will be in the life of their sibling with a disability the longest. This panel will be made up of young adult siblings who will reflect upon what it was like growing up with a brother or sister with a disability. Sharing their past perspective through the eyes of a child and how that perspective has evolved as they became adults. What suggestions will they have for parents, educators and providers?
11/21/23: Sibling Panel: What We Want You to Know @ Noon
This session will be 90 minutes
Register HERE!
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“This brief was developed in partnership with Children and Family Futures. A Plan of Safe Care is designed to ensure the safety and well-being of an infant with prenatal substance exposure by addressing the health and substance use disorder treatment needs of both the infant and the affected family or caregiver.”
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“The guideline for family doctors encourages them to ask patients how often and how much they drink to determine potential excessive drinking patterns. That includes asking female patients how often, in the last year, they have had more than four drinks on one occasion."
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