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Upcoming FASD Event

Talking to Your Children and Family about FASD: Weekend Workshop

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When: 

Saturday, November 7, 2009   1:00 p.m.
to
Saturday, November 7, 2009   4:00 p.m.

 

Where: 

Children's Home Society & Family Services
2230 Como Avenue
St. Paul, North Carolina
(United States)

 

Who: 

Sierra Asamoa-Tutu
Phone: 651-917-2370
E-mail: sierra@mofas.org
Web site: www.mofas.org/mofas-news-events/news-detail/articletype/articleview/articleid/29/family-seminar-series-2.aspx

 

What: 

How can you help your affected child understand their disability? When is the best time to tell them? These conversations are easy to avoid, but are so important to your child's development. Prepare yourself to offer all the support they will need as they process what it means to live with FASD.

Cost: $10/person per session

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