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- Even Low Levels of Alcohol Use During Pregnancy Are Linked to Changes in Unborn Babies
Even Low Levels of Alcohol Use During Pregnancy Are Linked to Changes in Unborn Babies “Using highly specialized 3D imaging and analysis techniques, we found consistent changes in the shape of the eyes and nose, both at 12 months and 6 to 8 years of age, in children exposed to relatively low doses of alcohol during pregnancy. These facial changes, which are not discernible without specialized imaging and analysis, are similar regardless of whether they were exposed to alcohol in only the first trimester or continued throughout the pregnancy.”
- Action Recovery Brain Injury Program for Veterans and Others Availability!
I wanted to share that New Vitae currently has immediate availability i n our Action Recovery Brain Injury Program , with most availability at our more independent apartment-style settings. Attached is information about our TBI Action Recovery Program. We have no waitlist and are here to assist with county changes to ensure a smooth and timely transition for those seeking placement. These settings are ideal for individuals ready for a higher level of independence while still benefitting from the structured support we provide. This may be a great opportunity for someone looking to transition out of a home environment and into a more independent lifestyle, with the support and resources to help them thrive. Veterans are most certainly welcome. Call Bill Hoke at 610 965-9021 ext. 240 or Crystal Yost 610 965-9021 ext. 277 for additional information or to provide a referral. You can visit newvitaewellness.com to place a referral. You can also call me with questions. Thank you, Bill L Action Recovery – Brain Injury https://youtu.be/xJxeK5ksX_8?si=Hk7qGGQeTSkLLv2B New Vitae Video - https://youtu.be/8Bek5C20M-8?si=uqRvp8_3A1ffUp48 Bill Leiner Jr., MS RN PMH-BC Community Outreach Liaison New Vitae Wellness and Recovery New Vitae…Your New Life #NewVitaeStrong wleiner@newvitaewellness.com T: (610) 928-5247 | C: (610) 751-2745 | F: (610) 928-0174 www.NewVitaeWellness.com
- Medicaid CHIP ESPDT
https://www.cms.gov/newsroom/press-releases/biden-harris-administration-releases-historic-guidance-health-coverage-requirements-children-and
- PFI Board Application
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- Brain Online
BRAIN-online is a new web-based screening tool that assesses cognitive and behavioral features known to be associated with FASD . https://fasdunited.org/brain-online/
- New Edition of "Trying Differently Rather Than Harder" Launches with FASCETS Book Launch Party
FASCETS is “thrilled to announce the release of the updated and expanded new version of “Trying Differently Rather Than Harder.” Now 25 years after Diane Malbin wrote the first edition of the “Little Purple Book”, FASCETS hopes this new version will build on that amazing work for years to come. Join the Zoom Book Launch Party on Monday, February 10, 2025, at 1 pm Eastern. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88229971485?pwd=I5MNMpmsksXYiblxQNmWbZFieTljmU.1#success
- Game Together, Thrive Together
Game Together, Thrive Together A Virtual Peer Support Program for Youth & Young Adults Every Friday @ 7 pm EST Connect with other youth & young adults in a safe, supportive virtual environment, and create a community that is free of stigma, with a focus on wellness and recovery. Game Together, Thrive Together is an innovative peer support program that leverages the popular platforms Twitch and Discord to create a supportive and engaging community for youth and young adults. This program combines the fun and interactive nature of gaming with the benefits of peer support, fostering connections, reducing isolation, and promoting mental well-being. By creating a safe and inclusive space, Game Together, Thrive Together empowers participants to share their struggles, celebrate their achievements, and build lasting friendships. The program also offers workshops, events, and activities that promote personal growth, resilience, and mental well-being. Sign Up!! https://youthmovepa.wildapricot.org/Game-Together-Thrive-Together/
- FETAL ALCOHOL SPECTRUM DISORDER VIDEOS
Dan Dubovsky teaches about FASD in the videos titled below. To watch go to the tab titled Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder and scroll down. Strategies for Improving Outcomes FASD VIDEO Dan Dubovsky The Approach with FASD VIDEO Dan Dubovsky FASD & Mental Health Dan Dobovsky VIDEO Mental Health Disorders and FASD Dan Dubovsky VIDEO Fostering Interdependence FASD VIDEO Dan Dubovsky Comparing ODD, ADHD, and FASD VIDEO Dan Dubovsky Rewards and Consequences FASD VIDEO Dan Dubovsky Common Strengths of Students with FASD VIDEO Dan Dubovsky
- In just 5 minutes Learn Who is at Risk!
1 in 3 people is affected by addiction or mental health issues. Just Five delivers – in just five minutes per lesson- the most important concepts and facts regarding addiction. Learn who’s at risk, how to know if a person has a substance use disorder and more. Invest just five minutes to better understand this illness. https://justfive.org/pa-workforce/ Free online tool for Pennsylvania’s workforce to enhance education and awareness about substance use disorder. If you or a loved one is in need of substance use treatment or resources call the Get Help Now Hotline at 1-800-662-HELP (4357). PA Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs
- Have you lost access to your child's medical records? Is your child under the age of 18?
If you answered "yes" to these questions, the PA Parent and Family Alliance would like to hear from you. The PA Parent and Family Alliance has created a survey that will take only a minute or two to complete and could help make a world of difference for parents dealing with this issue. The survey is anonymous. You can include your contact information in the survey if you'd like to participate further. If you said "yes", Take the Survey . If you have any questions, email: Melissa Wasson, Outreach/Assistant. at mwasson@alleghenyfamilynetwork.org
- Language Plan from SAMHSA
Please find the following resources provided by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA): Language Access Plan - The LAP is a roadmap that outlines SAMHSA’s commitment to providing meaningful access for people and communities with limited English proficiency (LEP), across all programs, services, and activities provided by SAMHSA.











