SSCA Training and Education Inventory January 4-13

January 4-13
FASD Training & Education
Contact
Program
Services
Calgary Fetal Alcohol Network (CFAN)

Danna Ormstrup
Phone: (403) 652- 4776
Email: [email protected]
Foothills Fetal Alcohol Society: Support and

Education Program
Website: http://www.foothillsfas.com
Danna Ormstrup
Phone: (403) 652- 4776
Foothills Fetal Alcohol Society: Community

Response
Website: http://www.foothillsfas.com
Torrie Johal
Phone: (403) 209-1407
Mcman Youth, Family and Community

Services Association: FASD Kaleidoscope
Website: http://www.mcman.ca
The OBD (Organic Brain Dysfunction) Triage
Institute- Advanced level training
Liz Lawryk
Phone: (403) 949-3991
Liz Lawryk
The OBD (Organic Brain Dysfunction) Triage
Offers prevention and awareness programs

addressing issues such as adult support;
individual and family support; living room
support; professional consultation;
moms/womens groups; dads/mens
groups; life skills program for youth; and
young adults supports.
Educational programs are also available for
educators, health providers, caregivers,
social workers, policy makers, families,
friends, neighbors etc.
Enhances community awareness of FASD
issues through presentations, discussions
and increases awareness of agency and
services
Mentors promote FASD awareness by
education both public and professionals on
FASD realities
For professionals working with individuals
affected by FASD in the criminal justice
system. Instruction is tailored to the
audience.
Respectful, culturally responsive
January 4-13
Phone: (403) 949-3991
Institute- Interviewing Skills

Website: http://www.obdtriage.com
Dorothy Badry
Phone: (403) 220-4502
Linda Scurr
Counselling Supervisor
Phone: (403) 297-3062
University of Calgary- Faculty of Social Work

Enhanced Services for Women (ESW), AHS
Adult Addictions Services Calgary
interviewing skills teaching for women who

may have consumed alcohol during
pregnancy (advanced program for
individuals with knowledge about FASD)
The ESW help Kit training is a one-day event

intended to assist service providers in the
community in effectively screening and
intervening with women who use alcohol,
tobacco and /or other drugs. This session is
for profession who work with women it will
benefit community health and obstetrical
nurses, social workers, physicians, midwives,
outreach and community agency workers,
home support workers, mentors and
advocates.
Additional FASD education and prevention
initiative in 2012 include ongoing
collaboration with community partners and
stakeholders including in-service
presentations to allied professionals at the
AHS East Calgary Health Centre and delivery
of the Prenatal Effects of Alcohol and Other
Drugs seminar to the Adoption Options
Agency
January 4-13
Central Alberta FASD Service Network

Betty Lou Benson
Phone: (403) 309-5650
Lori Loran
Phone: (403) 854-5852 or
(403) 854-1942
Central Alberta FASD Network
Provides awareness promotion and

educational resources
South Central FASD Committee

Drumheller
Provides FASD information, awareness,

promotion and education. A resource library
is also available.
Edmonton Fetal Alcohol Network (EFAN)

Alaina Thursby
Phone: (780) 423-2285 Ext. 157
Canadian FASD Diagnostic and
Training Centre Ltd
Phone: (780) 942-2819
Denise Plesuk
Phone: (780) 477-1999 Ext. 3202
Email:
Bissell Centre
Website: http://www.bissellcentre.org
Offers tailored FASD community education

to small and large groups
Website: http://www.fasdcanada.com
Providing team training, professional

development and educational presentations
Catholic Social Services: Coaching Families

Website: http://www.catholicsocial services.ab.ca
Offers community awareness teaching
Lisa Rogozinsky
Phone: (780) 940-7108
EFAN
Website: http://edmontonfetalalcoholnetwork.org/
Awareness and promoting FASD discussions
[email protected]
January 4-13
Cindy King
Area Manager
Phone: (780) 415-0038
Riina Eggins
Counselling Supervisor
Phone: (780) 415-0046
Enhanced Services for Women (ESW)

Adult Addictions Services Edmonton
Education initiatives include ESW Help Kit

training events for allied professional
working with women who use substance as
well as ongoing collaboration with of 40
FASD community partners and stake holders
Lakeland Centre for FASD (LCFASD)

Donna Fries
Phone: (780) 594-9905
Lakeland Centre for FASD: Assessment and

Diagnostic Educations Services
Website: http://www.lcfasd.com
Audrey McFarlane
Phone: (780) 594-9905
Toll free: 1-877-594-9907
Joanne Ring
Cell Phone: (780) 573-9657
Lakeland Centre for FASD

Lakeland Centre for FASD
Yearly 3 day FASD diagnostic and

assessment training
Involves 3 days of observation of clinic with
multidisciplinary team
FASD and related training to rural
communities
Training is tailored to meet educational
needs of the audience
FASD and related training to rural
communities
Training is tailored to meet educational
needs of the audience
North West Regional (NWR) FASD Society: Mackenzie Network

Wanda Belland
Phone: (780) 926-3375
NWR FASD Society

Website: http://www.nwr-fasd.ab.ca
Provides workshops and presentations to

increase FASD education and awareness
January 4-13
Wanda Belland
Phone: (780) 926-3375
NWR FASD Society: Pebbles Training

Website: http://www.nwr-fasd.ab.ca
Linking brain function with behavioural

symptoms
Metis Settlements FASD Network

Amanda Lapine-Tremblay
Phone: (780) 822-4056
Competence training for youth to increase

awareness and knowledge about the effects
of drinking alcohol while pregnant
Amanda Lapine-Tremblay
Phone: (780) 822-4056
Education and training for Community

Justice/FASD workers
Northeast Fetal Alcohol Network (NEFAN)

Lenise Wagner
Phone: (780) 750-6678/9
Ruby Canning
Phone: (780) 743-3309
NEAFAN
Provides specialized training for FASD

mentors and supervisors
The Childrens Centre
FASD prevention, awareness and education

activities for in-house programs and some
community requests
Northwest Alberta FASD Network

Gwen Vekved
North West Alberta FASD Network
For FASD workers to improve knowledge
January 4-13
Phone: (780) 357-7508
Website: http://www.nwfasdnetwork.ca
Julie Wood
Phone: (780) 332-4183
Accredited supported Living Society (ASLS)FASD Grimshaw

Website: http:// www.aslslimited.org
Fetal Alcohol Support Society (FASS)
Website: http:// www.fassalberta.ca
Thelma Vincent
Phone: (780) 814 7624
Tracy Kosik
ESW Service Coordinator, AHS
Northern Addictions Centre
Phone: (780) 538-6356
Irene Gladue
Site Manager, AHS Northern
Addictions Centre
Phone: (780) 538-6352
Grand Prairie Enhanced Services for Women

(ESW), AHS
(life stage transitional requirements)

Respite workers trained to work with
children
Community FASD awareness- what services
are available and training requirements to
work with individuals with FASD
Offers resource library, referrals,
information and presentations
The program works with individuals,
families, caregivers and groups promoting
and facilitating FASD education, prevention,
intervention diagnosis/assessment, care and
supports.
(Planning to bring Diane Malbin for FASD
training)
Education initiatives include the delivery of
the Help Kit training sessions to allied
professionals and community stakeholders.
Northwest Central FASD Network

Teresa ORiordan
NWC FASD Network
Increasing FASD learning and awareness
January 4-13
Phone: (780) 674-4141
Email:
[email protected]
Website: http:// www.fasdnetworknwc.ca
through brochures, community visits,

presentations, professional development
trainings, FASD related trainings and
through email distribution updating for
ongoing training, conferences and learning
opportunities
Coordinate trainings for community and
allied professionals
Prairie Central FASD Network
Will work with community agencies and

service providers to ensure ongoing learning
for best practice to work with individual and
their families/caregivers
Hazel Mitchell, Coordinator

Phone: (403) 317-0934
South Alberta FASD Network
FASD community development; awareness

and promotion
Laura Elliot
Phone: (403) 328-2488 Ext.225
Brent Lorenz
Phone: (403) 330-5051
Mcman Youth, Family and Community

Services Association
Website: http://www.mcman.ca
Lethbridge Regional Police/ Youth Justice
contract with Alberta Children and Youth
Provides FASD information, awareness,

promotion and education
Prairie Central FASD Network

Stacy Wolbeck
Phone: (780) 672-0141
South Alberta FASD Network
Consultation about the program to other

jurisdictions
January 4-13
Lethbridge College
Services
Website:
Offers a one-year certificate program in
http://www.lethbridgecollege.ca/program/fasd Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)
training
South East Alberta FASD Network (SEAFAN)

Bridges Family Programs
Association
Phone: (403) 526-7473
(Medicine Hat, Bow Island, Brooks and Oyen)

Website: http://bridgesfamilyprograms.com
Provides awareness and prevention

presentations for students, community
agencies, community organizations and
professionals
Learning focuses on primary and secondary
disabilities, appropriate and effective
interventions, and consultative services
First Nations Inuit Health (FNIH)

Alberta Aboriginal Committee on
FASD
Contact: Co-Chairs- Bev Allard and
Marcia Medicine Shield
Phone: (780) 423-2285
The committee works to ensure that FASD

services are delivered in a culturally
responsive manner
Justice Programs
Liz Lawryk
Calgary- The OBD (Organic Brain Dysfunction)
Advanced level training for professionals
January 4-13
Phone: (403) 949- 3991
Triage Institute
Website: http://www.obdtriage.com
working with the criminal justice system.

Instruction tailored to audience.
Alaina Sanregret
Phone: (780) 594-9905
Toll free: 1-877-594-9907
Cold Lake- Lakeland Centre for Fetal Alcohol

Spectrum Disorder
Tailored FASD teaching for adult

understanding and professionals working
with FASD affected individuals
CFSA FASD Leadership Program
Donna Debolt will provide a 10 day program

offering tailored training for CFSA managers
to enhance FASD knowledge, skills, and to
build capacity to better support
children/youth living with FASD and their
families/caregivers. The program infuses
classroom training with real case
consultation and post-Certificate strategies
that aim to strengthen CFSAs in the area of
FASD screening and service delivery.
Participants will go on to facilitate FASD
training within and outside their
organizations, provide consultation (e.g.
colleagues, caregivers, professionals within
their communities), and advocate for the
needs of individuals affected by FASD (at
individual, agency and systems levels)
Ministry -Specific
Human Services
Child and Family Service
Denise Milne
Senior Manager FASD
Phone: (780) 451-0523
Sharon Long
Phone:
January 4-13
Alberta Justice & Solicitor General
Marilyn Jerowsky (Calgary Contact)
Phone: (403) 297-8598
Panyasay Xaysana (Edmonton
Contact)
Phone: (780) 427-3261
Email:
[email protected]
Provincial Trainers
Donna Debolt
Phone: (780) 436-6223
Cell: (780) 905-4455
Alberta Justice & Solicitor General Ministry

Specific Training
Social Work Consultant

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
Provides site specific and new recruit FASD

Awareness for Solicitor General staff and
partners.
General FASD training across the lifespan

Basic level and Advanced level training.
Case Management/ Case Consultation
training.
January 4-13
Donna Debolt will provide the community
of practice training to the various CFSAs
within the province.

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January 4-13

FASD Training & Education

Calgary Fetal Alcohol Network (CFAN)

Foothills Fetal Alcohol Society: Support and

Foothills Fetal Alcohol Society: Community

Mcman Youth, Family and Community

The OBD (Organic Brain Dysfunction) Triage

Offers prevention and awareness programs

Institute- Interviewing Skills

University of Calgary- Faculty of Social Work

interviewing skills teaching for women who

The ESW help Kit training is a one-day event

Central Alberta FASD Service Network

Central Alberta FASD Network

Provides awareness promotion and

South Central FASD Committee

Provides FASD information, awareness,

Edmonton Fetal Alcohol Network (EFAN)

Offers tailored FASD community education

Providing team training, professional

Catholic Social Services: Coaching Families

Offers community awareness teaching

Awareness and promoting FASD discussions

Enhanced Services for Women (ESW)

Education initiatives include ESW Help Kit

Lakeland Centre for FASD (LCFASD)

Lakeland Centre for FASD: Assessment and

Lakeland Centre for FASD

Yearly 3 day FASD diagnostic and

North West Regional (NWR) FASD Society: Mackenzie Network

NWR FASD Society

Provides workshops and presentations to

NWR FASD Society: Pebbles Training

Linking brain function with behavioural

Metis Settlements FASD Network

Metis Settlements FASD Network

Competence training for youth to increase

Metis Settlements FASD Network

Education and training for Community

Northeast Fetal Alcohol Network (NEFAN)

Provides specialized training for FASD

The Childrens Centre

FASD prevention, awareness and education

Northwest Alberta FASD Network

North West Alberta FASD Network

For FASD workers to improve knowledge

Accredited supported Living Society (ASLS)FASD Grimshaw

Grand Prairie Enhanced Services for Women

(life stage transitional requirements)

Northwest Central FASD Network

NWC FASD Network

Increasing FASD learning and awareness

Website: http:// www.fasdnetworknwc.ca

through brochures, community visits,

Prairie Central FASD Network

Will work with community agencies and

Hazel Mitchell, Coordinator

South Alberta FASD Network

FASD community development; awareness