FASD causes structural brain differences that affect how individuals process & respond to the world. Yet they're expected to respond to traditional approaches designed for neurotypical brains. When these strategies fail, families are blamed instead of supported.

 Personalized consultation focused on parenting challenges, developmental considerations, behavioral issues, setting boundaries, and navigating difficult conversations. Brain-based differences, such as those seen in FASD, require specialized parenting approaches that traditional strategies often don't address.

Receive guidance to strengthen your confidence and improve your family's daily functioning. Explore practical strategies that bring stability, connection, and balance to your home while empowering you to create an environment where both your child and your whole family can thrive.

Families Moving Forward (FMF) Program is an evidence-based intervention, specifically for families and children with FASDs, can be used as a stand-alone intervention or concurrently, in addition to other therapeutic interventions.  

It is a positive parenting program designed for children with FASD from ages 3-12 years old who struggle with life-long learning and behavioral challenges. 

Support is provided to families and caregivers including consultations/training with schools and other professionals working with their child and family.  

 Collaborative consultation to establish comprehensive support plans for your child and family. Brain-based differences, such as those seen in FASD, require coordinated care, yet providers and educators often lack understanding of how these differences impact daily functioning. 

Receive guidance to develop integrated support plans—including school accommodations and behavioral strategies—that coordinate caregivers, educators, and providers across all settings, building a cohesive team that promotes your child's growth and well-being.