Understanding and Managing Anxiety: Supporting Individuals Impacted by FASD
Event Details
| Date | Time | Registration Deadline |
|---|---|---|
| To be Confirmed | TBC |
Workshop Description
Facilitator: Brandie Andrews, Clinical Social Worker/Behaviour Consultant, MSW, RCSW
Anxiety is one of the most common mental health disorders in Canada. Participants will learn about the roots of anxiety and the most common symptoms & functions. This presentation will explore how individuals with FASD are affected by and respond to anxiety differently than neurotypical individuals. Individuals with FASD can spend a large amount of time in a state of anxiety. As a result of their significant difficulties receiving, processing and responding to information, they can become anxious even at the most basic task or expectation. This presentation will highlight strategies that will allow caregivers or support staff the opportunity to intervene or set up environments in a positive supportive manner. *Participants will be eligible for ACSW credits*
| Category | Session Days | Program Length |
|---|---|---|
| Online Workshop | 2 hours |
How to Register
Registration for this event is coming soon. To inquire about booking this event in the future or other events, please visit our event booking page or contact us by phone at 403-524-2522 or by email at contact@keyconnectionsconsulting.com.