FASD Focus NW
FASD Focus NW

FASD Specialty Services

Looking for a diagnosis or service beyond your regular medical provider? Here are some FASD Specific Resources in the Northwest region.

Washington State Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Diagnostic and Prevention Network

University of Washington
Director: Susan Astley Hemingway, Ph.D.
206-598-7666 https://uw-ctu.org/specialty-clinics/clinics/fetal-alcohol-syndrome-diagnostic-prevention-network-clinic/

The Washington State Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Diagnostic & Prevention Network (FAS DPN) is the core clinical/research/training clinic for Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders at the Institute on Human Development and Disability at the University of Washington in Seattle, WA.

 

Hope RISING Clinic

A Division of Wonderland Child & Family Services 1909 214th Street SE, Suite 204
Bothell, WA 98021

Phone: 425-219-4788 https://hoperisingclinic.org

The clinic provides specialized treatment services for children from birth to thirteen years of age affected by prenatal substance exposure.

Adult Neuropsychological Evaluation for FASD

Paul Connor, Ph.D. , Neuropsychologist
22517 7th Avenue South Des Moines, WA 98198
Phone: (206) 940-1106
Fax: (206) 400-2764
Email: Paul@ConnorNeuropsychology.com
www.ConnorNeuropsychology.com
Neuropsychological evaluations of adults suspected or known exposed to alcohol prenatally. The assessment provides a realistic assessment of functional capacity, strengths, weaknesses, diagnosis, and recommendations.


Sound Families Pediatric Therapy

Jennifer Nash, PhD, OTR/L, IMH-E

Occupational Therapist, Infant Family Specialist

Providing occupational therapy services for children ages 0-9 (and sometimes older), all via telehealth for convenient access. My approach is centered around collaborating with families, embracing neurodiversity, and supporting caregivers every step of the way.

Specialized Neurodevelopmental Assessment and Consultation Service (SNACS)

Some children struggle with learning, behavior or development because of exposure to alcohol or other substances before they were born (prenatal exposures). The SNACS clinic offers 3 to 5 visits with a provider who specializes in evaluating and creating a care plan for children with these concerns. Our providers:

  • Evaluate your child for problems they may face with attention, learning, memory, behavior, social skills and other areas of development.

  • Help you understand your child’s diagnosis and development, including finding out if your child has a diagnosis related to prenatal exposures, such as fetal alcohol spectrum disorder.

  • Talk with you about your family’s challenges and the services you and your child need.

  • Help figure out how to get services at school or in the community.

  • Suggest ways to work with your child at home to help prevent problem behaviors.

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