1. CONCRETE
not abstract
2. CONSISTENCY
and be predictable
3. REPITITION
this is very helpful
4. ROUTINE
keep a strict schedule...even to the point of leaving early to keep the child's bedtime
5. SIMPLICITY
do not overstimulate
6. SPECIFIC
say exactly what you mean
7. STRUCTURE
this is the glue that helps the world make sense to persons with an FASD
8. SUPERVISION
keep the child with an FASD and others safe
-Deb Evensen and Jan Lutke 1997 "8 magic keys"
This blog is a place where we can join together and provide understanding, help, and resources to help one another find our way through this journey. Living with FASD is often a challenging journey with many different 'waves', 'storms', and even 'hurricanes', and we're here to help each other as we journey through these challenges, but would ask that comments remain positive, uplifting and helpful. Thank you.
This blog is a place where we can join together and provide understanding, help, and resources to help one another find our way through this journey. Living with FASD is often a challenging journey with many different 'waves', 'storms', and even 'hurricanes', and we're here to help each other as we journey through these challenges, but would ask that comments remain positive, uplifting and helpful. Thank you.
"Acceptance doesn't mean resignation. It means understanding that something is what it is and there's got to be a way through it." -Michael J. Fox
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