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Title details for FASD and Other Drug Effects Webinar by Robyn Gobbel - Available

FASD and Other Drug Effects Webinar

by Robyn Gobbel
Eileen Devine
Audiobook
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We know that prenatal exposure to alcohol and other drugs kill cells in the developing brain, affecting myelination and organization of the structure, function, and neurochemistry of the brain. Our experience also tells us that many children who have confirmed or suspected prenatal exposure to alcohol and drugs struggle behaviorally. Why is this, exactly? Additionally, why do the standard, commonly accepted parenting techniques fail when applied to these children? And, most importantly, what can parents and providers do to support these children differently (and more successfully)?
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Series: Robyn Gobbel Trainings Publisher: Robyn Gobbel, LCSW

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  • File size: 36125 KB
  • Release date: November 8, 2022
  • Duration: 01:15:15

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  • File size: 36128 KB
  • Release date: November 8, 2022
  • Duration: 01:15:15
  • Number of parts: 1

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subjects

Psychology Nonfiction

Languages

English

We know that prenatal exposure to alcohol and other drugs kill cells in the developing brain, affecting myelination and organization of the structure, function, and neurochemistry of the brain. Our experience also tells us that many children who have confirmed or suspected prenatal exposure to alcohol and drugs struggle behaviorally. Why is this, exactly? Additionally, why do the standard, commonly accepted parenting techniques fail when applied to these children? And, most importantly, what can parents and providers do to support these children differently (and more successfully)?
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Psychology Nonfiction