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Check out Proof Alliance's 2025 Impact Report

FASD United affiliate member Proof Alliance’s 2025 Impact Report is now available on their website. “The report highlights a year of meaningful growth made possible through strong partnerships, expanded programming, and a shared commitment to preventing prenatal alcohol exposure and supporting individuals and families impacted by FASD.”

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Impact of the Severity of Maternal Depression, Anxiety, and Post-traumatic Stress Disorder, as Well as Alcohol Consumption, on Perinatal Outcomes

  “Moderate-to-severe anxiety, depression, PTSD, and alcohol use during pregnancy were associated with reduced neonatal head circumference. These findings underscore the importance of early screening and intervention for maternal mental health and alcohol use.”

BMC Pregnancy Childbirth

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"Preventing Alcohol Use During Pregnancy is a Policy Problem, Not a Personal Failure"

 This article by Nancy Poole and Lindsay Wolfson states, “The solution to FASD prevention is not simply to tell women not to drink, assuming they either don’t know enough or don’t care enough. That is outdated, individualistic thinking that ignores the social and cultural factors that contribute to alcohol use in pregnancy. The solution is to create policy environments that make prevention possible.”

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Recognize FASD during Mental Health Awareness Month!

 


Mental health conversations are stronger when they include EVERYONE, & that means including individuals with FASD.  

By broadening awareness and understanding of the connection between FASD & mental health, we can help build more compassionate, informed, & supportive communities for all.

This month, we celebrate progress, promote inclusion, and continue advocating for mental health conversations that reflect the full diversity of living experiences. Together, we can create a future where every individual with FASD is seen, heard, understood, & supported.

Image Description: Bright yellow and gold graphic for Mental Health Awareness Month featuring a large green awareness ribbon in the center with the FASD United logo placed on the ribbon. Multiple illustrated hands of diverse skin tones extend inward from all sides toward the ribbon, symbolizing support, inclusion, and community. Text at the top reads, “May is Mental Health Awareness Month.” Text at the bottom reads, “When we talk about mental health, we must include FASD in the conversation.”

 

 

 

 

 

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Proof Alliance NC Warmer Days Mocktail

 

 
This short video from Proof Alliance NC features a fun summer mocktail.  The mocktail is made with lemon juice, elderflower syrup, elderflower tonic, soda water, and garnished with a lemon twist and mint. 

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The Relationship Between Alcohol-Related Content on Social Media and Alcohol Outcomes in Young Adults: A Scoping Review

“Alcohol-related content (ARC) is pervasive across social media. Existing research suggests that posting of and exposure to such content may affect young adults' drinking and alcohol-related problems. This scoping review delineates and describes the existing peer-reviewed quantitative research examining the associations between ARC posting and exposure and drinking and alcohol-related problems among young adults ages 18 to 30.”
Alcohol Research, Current Reviews

 

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Lauren Borchert, BS
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