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Did You Know?
Alcohol use during pregnancy is a leading preventable cause of birth defects that include a range of conditions referred to as fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD).
Training
We offer a wide variety of educational programs the target diverse audiences including AODA treatment providers, middle, high school, and college students; K-12 educators and school support staff; a range of health and human service providers; family members; and communities. Training sessions can range from one hour to one semester!
Upcoming Trainings
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD): Implications Throughout the Lifespan
September 10, 2010
Superior, Wisconsin
6 Hours of Continuing Education
Addressing Substance Use During Pregnancy: Legal and Clinical Implications
September 16, 2010
Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College
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.
FASD & Co-Occurring Disorders: Treatment Strategies for Adolescents and Adults
September 23, 2010
Superior, Wisconsin
6 Hours of Continuing Education
FASD Training of Trainers Program
March 7-11, 2011
Verona, Wisconsin
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"
For More Information
Raina Zwadzich
Phone: 608-262-6950
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