A Support Group For Parent With FASD:
Hope is a commonly understood term that links positive feelings, thoughts, actions and interactions. It can be drawn to attention
through conversation, symbols and experience of the senses. These properties can be put to good use in conversations about the
barriers that make it difficult for people with FASD to function in our society. Discussions that call attention to hope can be framed
around practical issues that confound parents with FASD, such as dealing with bureaucracy, getting services, managing resources
and forming healthy relationships