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3 Mistakes To Avoid With FASD and Chronic Lateness - FASD Elephant™ Podcast #020

Épisode 20

samedi 24 février 2018 • Durée 26:41

Do Your Kids Make You Late? More times than you can count?

If you've struggled with constant lateness, this story is for you!

After sharing a little about Podfest 2018, you can hear a short but not-so-simple experience I had that gave me some surprising insights into being late. Feel free to learn from my mistakes for more of your own parenting peace.

Two mistakes to avoid are clearly labeled in the podcast, but the third is only alluded to. So, I'll state the third mistake clearly here in the show notes: "Stuff Your Own Feelings--MOMENTARILY!" Check out the podcast to learn more about handling chronic lateness.

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Not Exactly As Planned: Interview with Linda Rosenbaum - FASD Elephant™ Podcast #019

jeudi 11 décembre 2014 • Durée 31:06

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FASD Elephant (TM) #011: The Secondary Disabilities of FASD

jeudi 18 octobre 2007 • Durée 16:12

People with FASD (including FAS) have both primary and secondary disabilities. Secondary disabilities are those disabilities that arise because of a mismatch between the brain damage and factors in the environment--they are not directly caused from the brain damage.

Streissguth, et al (1996) conducted a four year study on the secondary disabilities of 415 individuals with FASD and found six secondary disabilites:

Mental Health Problems - 90% of the 415 had mental health conditions of any type; 61% had ADHD and more than 50% had depression.
Disrupted School Experiences - Over 60% had disruptions in school... from suspensions to drop-out.
Trouble with the Law - 60% had trouble with the law, with shoplifting and theft the most common crime.
Confinement - 50% had been confined, either incarcerated, inpatient mental health hospitalization, or inpatient chemical dependency treatment.
Inappropriate Sexual Behavior - 49% had displayed inappropriate sexual behavior, most common was sexual advances, sexual touching, and promiscuity.
Alcohol and Drug Problems - 35% had chemical abuse problems.

Feedback or comments may be sent to: Michael__at__FASDElephant__dot__com.

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FASD Elephant (TM) #010: The Primary Disabilities of FASD

jeudi 4 octobre 2007 • Durée 15:35

People with FASD (including FAS) have both primary and secondary disabilities. Primary disabilities are those with which the person is born, such as seizures, sensory integration problems, etc. These are a direct result of the brain damage from prenatal alcohol exposure, and the topic of today's podcast.

Feedback or comments may be sent to: Michael__at__FASDElephant__dot__com.

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FASD Elephant (TM) #009: Preparing for an FASD Evaluation

jeudi 20 septembre 2007 • Durée 27:54

Thinking about obtaining an FASD Evaluation? Today's podcast talks about how to prepare for one. These evaluations often have long waiting lists and take just as long to complete. Here is a guide on how you can prepare for an evaluation, make it as thorough as possible, and hopefully speed the process up a bit. More details at www.FASDElephant.com Feedback or comments may be sent to: Michael__at__FASDElephant__dot__com.

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FASD Elephant (TM) #008: The FASD Wheel (TM) - The Ten Brain Domains of FAS and FASD

jeudi 13 septembre 2007 • Durée 30:52

Today's podcast reviews the Ten Brain Domains of FAS and FASD in a little more depth; it is still an overview but gives more flesh to the domains in the context of completing an FASD Wheel.

This is the third of a multi-part series edited from a workshop on the FASD Wheel (TM) presented at the 2007 Brain Conference on the White Earth Indian Reservation in Mahnomen, MN... one of the largest annual conferences held in Minnesota.

Feedback or comments may be sent to: Michael__at__FASDElephant__dot__com.

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FASD Elephant (TM) #007: The FASD Wheel (TM) - Brain Functioning

samedi 8 septembre 2007 • Durée 22:59

Today's podcast reviews brain functioning and how it can be affected by FASD.

This is the second of a multi-part series edited from a workshop on the FASD Wheel (TM) presented at the 2007 Brain Conference on the White Earth Indian Reservation in Mahnomen, MN... one of the largest annual conferences held in Minnesota.

Feedback or comments may be sent to: Michael__at__FASDElephant__dot__com.

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FASD Elephant (TM) #006: The FASD Wheel (TM) - Misattributions and Metaphors

jeudi 6 septembre 2007 • Durée 27:05

Today's podcast reviews useful metaphors and non-useful misattributions regarding FASD. This is the first of a multi-part series edited from a workshop on the FASD Wheel (TM) presented at the 2007 Brain Conference on the White Earth Indian Reservation in Mahnomen, MN... one of the largest annual conferences held in Minnesota. See www.FASDElephant.com for more details.

Feedback or comments may be sent to: Michael__at__FASDElephant__dot__com.

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FASD Elephant (TM) #005: The Ten Brain Domains

jeudi 23 août 2007 • Durée 24:57

The Fetal Alcohol Diagnostic Program (FADP), in Duluth, MN, spearheaded by the Executive Director, Jeanette Lang, and her crack team, has developed the Ten Brain Domains, which provides clear definitions of brain dysfunction, specifies empirical data needed for accurate diagnosis, and defines intervention considerations that address the complex nature of FASD. The Ten Brain Domains include functional skills in the following areas:

Achievement,
Adaptive behavior,
Attention,
Cognition,
Executive functioning,
Language,
Memory,
Motor skills,
Sensory integration and soft neurological problems, and
Social communication.

These domains are reviewed in the podcast and will be further expanded upon in future podcasts.

Feedback or comments may be sent to: Michael__at__FASDElephant__dot__com.

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FASD Elephant (TM) #004: Other FASD Diagnoses

mercredi 15 août 2007 • Durée 20:00

Each key feature of FASD can vary widely across individuals exposed to prenatal alcohol. While consensus exists for the diagnosis of FAS across diagnostic systems (see last podcast), minor variations among the systems lead to differences in definitions and cut-off criteria for other diagnoses across the FASD continuum. The FASD conditions of Partial FAS (PFAS) and Alcohol-Related Neurodevelopmental Disorder (ARND) are reviewed today, as well as the University of Washington's 4-Digit Code designations of Static Encephalopathy and Neurobehavioral Disorder, which are essentially refinements of ARND. Partial FAS (PFAS)This diagnosis is easiest to explain and, in all practical purposes, the same as FAS. Central nervous system damage is present at the same level as FAS, and these individuals have the same functional disabilities but "look" less like FAS. Here are the criteria:

Moderate to severe FAS facial features are present (small eyes, flattened philtrum, thinned upper lip),
Central nervous system (CNS) damage is severe (either structural or neurological problems, or problems in three or more functional brain domains), and
Prenatal alcohol exposure is confirmed.

Alcohol-Related Neurodevelopmental Disorder (ARND)This is where the diagnostics become muddy to the average layperson, so I want to keep it basic. For an ARND diagnosis, an individual must have confirmed prenatal alcohol exposure and evidence of clinically significant impairment in three or more of the following Ten Brain Domains: Achievement, Adaptive Behavior, Attention, Cognition/IQ, Communication/Language, Executive Functioning, Memory, Motor Skills, Sensory Integration/Soft Neurological Signs, and/or Social Communication. Growth deficiency and FAS facial features may be mild or nonexistent, and are irrelevant to the diagnosis. Static Encephalopathy and Neurobehavioral DisorderThe 4-Digit Code separates ARND into "Static Encephalopathy," which literally means non-progressive brain damage, and "Neurobehavioral Disorder," which requires that only two Brain Domains are clinically impaired.Additional Notes

The problem with FASD conditions is not about the facial features or growth deficiency. It is about the CNS damage that then creates functional problems in an individual's life. That is why the assessment of the Ten Brain Domains is so important and the most germain aspect to an FASD Evaluation: to find out how to help an individual function better.

Don't worry about getting caught up in the specifics all the diagnoses. Just know that if an individual had moderate to severe prenatal alcohol exposure AND has functional problems, then an FASD condition (disability) may be present.

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