Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Advanced Diploma Program Online

Where:   Online Dates:  See dates below

Improve service, impact policy and understand the complex challenges facing individuals, families and communities impacted by FASD.

These highly successful courses are delivered fully online and are tailored to meet your educational and work needs.

FASD 260 Overview of FASD 3 CR

Develop a critical FASD context. This course provides an academic and comprehensive overview by exploring the unique complexities of FASD. The impacts of this disorder on social, criminal, educational, financial, and health care systems are considered.

Online - $520.00 plus texts

Start dates: Jan 6, Jan 27, Feb 17 or Apr 14, 2010

Instructor – Barb Durban, Anne Guarasci, or Linda Schmidt

FASD 300 Support Strategies 3 CR

Understanding the complexities behind effective support strategies is crucial to working with individuals and families impacted by FASD. This course focuses on the skills necessary to develop effective individualized and service based supports. Study with Barb and learn from over 10 years of first hand experience. Prerequisite: FASD 260 or permission of instructor.

Online - $520.00

Starts Jan 27, 2010

Instructor – Barb Durban

FASD 325 Developmental and Learning Disabilities 3 CR

FASD 325 explores developmental disabilities (including those affecting motor, cognitive, speech and sensory systems) and learning disabilities. The focus is on those disabilities that overlap with FASD and are often found as co-existing conditions.

Online - $520 (plus texts)

Starts Jan 6, 2010

Instructor - Sandy Haskett

FASD 335 Prevention 3 CR

FASD 335 covers the three levels of FASD prevention. Principles of public health and public health policy will be examined in the context of existing prevention programs. Students will be required to develop a comprehensive prevention program for FASD at one of the three levels. Fall 2010.

 For more information, call:

              Burns Lake Campus      250-692-1700 or 1-866-692-1943

The College of New Caledonia reserves the right to limit, cancel,

or adjust programs without notice