What is FASD? An Interview with Sandra Flach

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Connected Parenting Minute

Will and CarrieAnn Standfest

42 episodes

6 hours ago

A conversation about parenting with connection first, trauma informed principles. Listen in as Will and CarrieAnn Standfest discuss relationships with children who have joined their home through foster care, adoption, and birth. They are experienced parents, who want to share their 20 years of experience with you. To guide you into transforming your home into a less stressed, more connected place.

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What is FASD? An Interview with Sandra Flach - S03 E09 (#30)

Connected Parenting Minute

28 minutes 14 seconds

11 months ago

What is FASD? An Interview with Sandra Flach - S03 E09 (#30)

In this episode, hosts Will and CarrieAnn Standfest engage in a compelling conversation with Sandra Flach. Together, they delve into the often misunderstood world of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD), shedding light on this invisible disability that affects many children, especially those in foster and adoptive families.

Listeners are introduced to the complexities of FASD, a spectrum of disorders resulting from prenatal alcohol exposure. Sandra Flach shares her expertise, explaining the behavioral symptoms that often lead to misinterpretations of willful disobedience or laziness. The episode emphasizes the importance of understanding these symptoms as brain-based, urging parents and caregivers to adopt trauma-informed strategies to support affected children.

Through personal stories and professional insights, the episode offers hope and practical advice for families navigating the challenges of FASD. Sandra highlights the significance of early recognition, appropriate accommodations, and the power of community support in fostering positive outcomes for children with this condition.

Don't miss this episode filled with valuable information and encouragement. Tune in to learn how to better support children with FASD and create a more understanding and inclusive environment, one connected parenting minute at a time.

✍️ Episode References

Sandra Flach

[Justice for Orphans](https://justicefororphansny.org)

Replanted Conference

[Replanted Conference](https://replantedconference.org)

FASD United

[FASD United](https://www.fasdunited.org)

Adoption and Foster Care Journey Podcast

[Adoption and Foster Care Journey](https://justicefororphansny.org/podcast)

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Episode Keywords:

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders, Parenting Strategies, Trauma-Informed Care, Invisible Disability, Child Development, Family Dynamics, Parenting Podcast

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