ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This episode of TELOS explores the often overlooked neurodevelopmental condition FASD, its invisibility, challenges in diagnosis, and the importance of understanding its impact on individuals and society.
In this eye-opening episode, Patti Kasper reveals how FASD often goes unnoticed, misunderstood, and misdiagnosed, perpetuating stigma and leaving countless adults without support or recognition.
If you’re a parent, teacher, clinician, or advocate, understanding FASD’s true scope is crucial — the more you know, the better you can support those affected, reduce stigma, and foster real inclusion.
FASD, neurodiversity, prenatal alcohol exposure, diagnosis, stigma, brain-based understanding, advocacy
English
United States
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