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FASD Training Oppurtunities
The Great Lakes FASD Regional Training Center staff, in conjunction with partners across the region and beyond, are available to provide training for health, mental health, allied health, and other providers and students. Training topics address a range of issues related to FASD, and can be modified as needed to meet your needs.
 
 
Upcoming Trainings
 
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD): Implications Throughout the Lifespan
September 10, 2010
Superior, Wisconsin
6 Hours of Continuing Education
 
September 10, 2010 Training Flyer 
Click Here to Download the Registration Form
 
 
Addressing Substance Use During Pregnancy: Legal and Clinical Implications
September 16, 2010
Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College
 
September 16, 2010 Training Flyer 
Click Here to Download the Registration Form
 
 
Free Booster Session: Adapting Motivational Interviewing for Individuals with FASD and Other Cognitive Limitations

September 22, 2010

8 am-2pm (lunch provided)
St Mary's Hospital, Meeting Room Bay 1

700 S Park St, Madison, Wisconsin

 

Participants from the October 12, 2009 MI (motivational interviewing)
workshop with Dan Dubovsky are invited to attend a FREE booster session on Wednesday September 22nd at St Mary's Hospital in Madison, Wisconsin. Participants will receive 6 hours of continuing education units (.6 CEUs) from UW‐Madison for full participation.

 

September 22, 2010 Flyer

 

 
FASD & Co-Occuring Disorders: Treatment Strategies for Adolescents and Adults
September 23, 2010
Superior, Wisconsin
6 Hours of Continuing Education
 
September 23, 2010 Training Flyer
Click Here to Download the Registration Form
 
 
FASD Training of Trainers Program
March 7-11, 2011
Verona, Wisconsin
 
Click Here to Download the Brochure
 
The FASD TOT Trainer Certificate Program provides science-based information on FASD; along with the skills, strategies, and materials to provide effective FASD education to health and allied health care providers and/or students. To earn the Certificate, participants must satisfactorily complete all requirements; including successfully conducting and evaluating two (2) pre-approved FASD professional trainings.
 
Click Here to Download the Complete "Certificate Requirements"
 
A limited number of full or partial registration scholarships may be available for the March 7-11, 2011 TOT. To apply please complete and submit an application to the GLFRTC.
 
Click Here to Download the "Scholarship Application"
 
 
Clinical Skills Development Training
Physicians, nurses, medical students, and others can participate in hands-on skills building sessions addressing the diagnosis for FAS and other FASDs. Contact Kristi Obmascher (608-261-1418 or kristi.obmascher@fammed.wisc.edu) for more information about our clinical skills training opportunities.
 
Check out our flyer for more information about our clinical training opportunities.
 
 
 
 
Does your agency have a limited travel budget? The GLFRTC can bring FASD training to your site!

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