NEURODIVERSITY EMPOWERING SUPPORT AND GUIDANCE
- for therapists, clinicians, activists, individuals, and families
About Us
Who we are
Our History
Our History
Focused on decolonizing mental health we aim to synthesize modern modalities with an Indigenous world view and traditional Asian teachings. We are a family organization in all meanings of the word. We firmly adhere to the belief that "nothing about us, without us" and work in direct consultation, collaboration, and solidarity with the experts - neurodivergent folx.
Our History
Our History
Our History
As caregivers, Kyle and Natascha saw the need for specialized education and training. There is limited formal education on FASD for professionals though it is estimated that FASD affects 4-5% of the general population in Canada. Seeing a need for focused, innovative education in this area, the FASD Insitute was formed to provide practical and accessible solutions.
Our Mission
Our History
Our Mission
The FASD Institute is focused on creating transformative training that provides guidance and direction. We aim to provide engaging content that empowers. We are activists committed to an anti-racist, anti-oppressive, anti-ableist, and LGBTQIA2S+ affirming framework. Social justice education can spark the momentum that will effect change for all. Get in touch for more information!
Our Partners
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The Gifts you Carry
The FASD Institute is proud to announce the publication of our book!
All children are sacred and carry gifts. Go on a journey with a grandmother and her grandchild as they discuss the gifts and sacredness of the child as a person with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). Through an Indigenous lens, the strengths and potential solutions to challenges faced by a person with FASD will be explored.