Tools

Discover the various resources offered as part of the FASD awareness campaign.

Awareness tools

  • Video clips

Formation TSAF : comprendre l’alcool et la grossesse (FR only)

For professionals and caregivers, this 20-minute training session covers the key concepts of FASD, alcohol in pregnancy, prevention strategies and issues, and ways to intervene.

  • Tools
  • Trousse

Toolkit

This toolkit collects various awareness tools designed as part of the TSAF : en parler pour mieux agir project and specifies their suggested use.

  • Tools
  • Video clips

Video Clip – Support is Important

A one-minute silent video on the importance of support from family and friends. Other formats available on request.

  • Tools
  • Video clips

Video Clip – FASD

A one-minute silent video clip providing information on TSAF. Other formats available on request.

  • Posters
  • Tools

Poster- Alcohol causes impacts during the pregnancy.

  • Bookmarks

Bookmark – Alcohol causes impacts during the pregnancy.

Prevention tool for PAE and FASD
  • Infographics

Prevention tool for PAE and FASD (French)

Quebec intervention tool to help prevent prenatal alcohol exposure (PAE) and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). This infographic is only available in French.

  • Infographics

Infographic FASD

Awareness tool on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder to share with parents and future parents.

fasd testimony
  • Testimonials

Living with FASD : A daily challenge for the whole family (French)

Guillaume is a young adult with FASD. Despite the many obstacles he’s faced, he’s proud of how far he’s come with the support of family and friends. He and his father, Marc-André, share their day-to-day life with this disorder with an open heart and no taboos. To find out more, see also the videos of […]

Video clips

Posters

Non-alcoholic drinks

  • Alcohol alternatives
  • Alcohol alternatives
  • Alcohol alternatives

Newsletters

  • Newsletters

2024 FASD Bulletin – Time to Take Stock

The FASD: More talk, more action project is coming to an end after five years. Five years during which we explored various topics around FASD, alcohol and pregnancy, using action research to help identify and better understand the challenges surrounding these issues. This bulletin looks at how far we’ve come and how far we still […]

supporting free and informed choices
  • Newsletters

2023 FASD Bulletin – Supporting free and informed choices

This 2023 FASD Bulletin was made possible through financial support from the Public Health Agency of Canada.

working together for prevention
  • Newsletters

2022 FASD Bulletin – Working together for prevention

This 2022 FASD Bulletin was made possible through financial support from the Public Health Agency of Canada. (French only)

breaking taboos to improve prevention
  • Newsletters

2021 FASD Bulletin- Breaking taboos to improve prevention

This 2021 FASD Bulletin was made possible through financial support from the Public Health Agency of Canada. (French only)

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  • Newsletters

Bulletin TSAF 2020 – Explorer le TSAF

This 2020 FASD Bulletin was made possible through financial support from the Public Health Agency of Canada. (French only)

(FRENCH ONLY) Formation TSAF : comprendre l’alcool et la grossesse

To learn more about alcohol and pregnancy, this 20-minute training covers important notions around FASD, alcohol consumption during pregnancy, prevention strategies and challenges, and possible interventions.

Reports

État des connaissances sur le TSAF
  • Reports

2020 – Current state of knowledge on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder

Current state of knowledge on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder This scientific summary presents the highlights of alcohol consumption in Quebec and the state of current knowledge on FASD. She then discusses the ethical issues and stigma that pregnant women, mothers of children with FASD and people living with FASD can experience. It also discusses factors […]

Pratiques gagnantes pour sensibiliser aux risques liés à l'exposition prénatale à l'alcool
  • Reports

2020 – Winning strategies for raising awareness about the risks of prenatal alcohol exposure

Winning strategies for raising awareness about the risks of prenatal alcohol exposure The purpose of prevention campaigns is to increase the awareness of a particular population or the general public on a public health issue such as alcohol consumption during pregnancy. However, studies dispute the effectiveness of some awareness campaigns and messages. Some prevention efforts […]

Entretiens individuels sur la prévention de la consommation d'alcool
  • Reports

2020 – Individual Interviews Report

Individual interviews on the prevention of alcohol consumption during pregnancy and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) The purpose of this section was to gather the points of view of the various stakeholders on this issue: health professionals, people living with FASD and their families, people in a state of vulnerability who have an alcohol consumption […]

État des lieux de la formation sur le TSAF
  • Reports

2021 – Status of training on prenatal alcohol exposure and FASD

This review of training on prenatal alcohol exposure and FASD provides indicators of existing training for future health and social service professionals in various post-secondary educational institutions. Avenues for improvement are also proposed since professionals who are better trained and aware of FASD will be able to contribute more to its detection, prevention and optimal […]

État de la situation de prévention du TSAF
  • Reports

2021 – The state of FASD and alcohol use during pregnancy prevention

This inventory was developed to better understand the existing prevention of non-consumption of alcohol during pregnancy in perinatal community settings and in the health network, prior to the development of the awareness campaign. This inventory also aims to assess the needs in terms of tools to support the interventions of professionals.

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  • Maps

Mapping data on excessive alcohol consumption in Quebec

The Association pour la santé publique du Québec (ASPQ), in collaboration with the Department of Social and Preventive Medicine of the University of Montreal[1], has developed a map presenting the most recent data on excessive alcohol consumption. secondary school teenagers and women aged 18 to 44 in Quebec. This tool, developed as part of the […]