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Video: “…and down will come baby.”
(1996) Scott Newman Center. 17 minutes.
This video provides teenage role models with whom students can relate. Video shows alcohol and drug exposure have far reaching effects that may extend throughout the child’s life span, affecting physical, emotional, social, and educational development. In addition, medical experts offer information, and mothers of alcohol and drug-exposed babies share their personal experiences. For organizational use.
Item Number: V-300 $115.00 |
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Video: Helping Families, Helping Children
(1998) Yellowknife Association for Community Living/Yellowknife Films. 28 minutes.
This video provides clear information about FAS/FAE and demonstrates ways that families can support their children (aged birth to 6 years). It brings a message of hope for families that children with FAS/FAE can live productive and satisfying lives.
Item Number: V-302 $35.00 |
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Video: Helping Families, Helping Children – Part 2
(2001) Yellowknife Association for Community Living/Yellowknife Films. 29 minutes.
This video, which shows children affected by FAS and Partial FAS with their families and in the elementary school system, demonstrates ways that they can be supported to achieve success
Item Number: V-303 $30.00 |
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DVD: A Normal Life. (2001). 20 minutes. CTV/Magic Lantern. This DVD “takes a compelling look at the challenges of FAS through the eyes of three young … adults with FAS; and parents of … children with FAS describe strategies for dealing with difficulties resulting from this condition. From a successful FAS-conscious policing program in Lethbridge, Alberta, to a young woman graduating from university, (this DVD) offers a cross-section of the problems of living with FAS and (with ongoing support) a hope for a better future.” Sorry, distributor copyright restricts this DVD to Canadian sales only.
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Number: DV-319 $100.00** |
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Video. David
with F.A.S. (1997). National
Film Board. 44 min 36 sec. "David
Vandenbrink seems like a normal 21-year-old,
bright and articulate. There is little
to suggest that while in his mother's
womb, he suffered permanent brain damage.
His condition, fetal alcohol syndrome
(F.A.S.), went undiagnosed for the first
18 years of his life, causing confusion,
anger, and pain for both David and his
adoptive family. This personal story,
using video footage shot by David himself,
along with the experiences of members
of his family, is a hard look into the
serious consequences of a little-known,
but widespread, health problem." Sorry,
distributor copyright restricts this video
to Canadian sales only.
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Number: V-301 $47.00** |
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Video: FAS: When the Children Grow Up.
(2002). 40 min. Knowledge Network –
B.C. “This program tells the stories
of adults living with FAS and FAE –
some who were diagnosed early and others
who were not – and the events, programs,
and people who made a difference in their
lives.”
Sorry, distributor copyright restricts
this video to Canadian sales only.
Item Number: DV-313 $60.00**
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Video: The Final Score: Winning Against FAS. (2001). RurAl Cap. 14 minutes. This video “centers around a teenage girl who does not know she is pregnant and has to make a decision about whether or not to drink alcohol.” Of special note is its inclusion of peer pressure and the positive influence that her boyfriend has when she is making her decision.
Item Number: V-317 $36.00** Sale Price: $26.00 |
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DVD: can’t not won’t: A Christian Response to Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). Mennonite Central Committee (2005). “The compelling stories and insights ‘can’t, not won’t’ offer congregations the tools to learn about Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). Two families share their stories in the hope that they will help congregations in their efforts to understand and include families living with FAS.
Item Number: DV-328 $28.00** |
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DVD: Talking with Victor, Volume 1 of 3 Asante Centre 2004, 43 Minutes “Victor, a young adult affected by FAS was charged with the crime of robbing a pizza parlour in October 1993. Although spurred by his cousin to commit the crime, Victor alone was charged and punished. This video, in 3 segments, provides insight into Victor’s life and his experience with the criminal justice system: - Interview with Victor, Interviews with Victor’s Probation Officer and Advocate, - Victor’s Experience in Court.
Item Number: DV-330 $25.00
Item Number VHS-330 Sale Price: $10.00 (VHS Only)
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DVD: A Judge’s Perspective, Volume 2 of 3 Asante Centre 2004, 56 Minutes “Judge Cunliffe Barnet first heard about Fetal Alcohol Syndrome over 20 years ago when he attended an FAS workshop presented by Dr. David F. Smith. Shortly after, he was the presiding judge in a child protection hearing of a young boy with severe special needs who had been apprehended from alcoholic parents. With new understanding about the serious effect of alcohol use during pregnancy he requested an assessment for FAS for this youth. In this video Judge Barnett relates the poignant story of Geoffrey who grew up to become both victim and offender. Through several case examples, Judge Barnett portrays the heart-wrenching stories of people with FAS in the legal system and how their disability was all Too often unrecognized and misunderstood by judged, lawyers, social workers and others.”
Item Number: DV-331 $25.00
Item Number VHS-331 Sale Price: $10.00 (VHS Only) |
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DVD: Mistakes I Have Made, Volume 3 of 3 Asante Centre 2004 28 Minutes “In this vide, David Boulding admits to his mistakes as legal counsel defending clients with FASD (Fetal Alcohol Spectrum disorder). However, his intention is not just to confess, but also to turn his experiences into a lesson for those in the legal profession who may one day find themselves working with these special needs clients. – The implications of FASD in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms – The concepts of “Not Criminally Responsible by Reason of a Mental Disorder” – The tendency for clients with FASD to be impressionable, suggestible and easily mislead – Examples of assumptions that may seem reasonable for typical client, but would not be appropriate for a client with FASD. The importance of obtaining a FASD assessment”
Item Number: DV-333 $25.00
Item Number VHS-330 Sale Price: $10.00 (VHS Only) |
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FAS and the Criminal Justice System Trilogy
DV-330, DV-331 and DV-333 as a set
Item Number: DV-334 $65.00*** |
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DVD: Parenting with FASD Challenges, Strategies and Supports. A research and video production Project. (2005) School of Social Work, University of Victoria and the FAS/E Support Network of BC. “This DVD is based on in-depth interviews with adults living with FASD and their support people, this DVD and booklet focuses on some of the parenting-related experiences and challenges faced by people with FASD. Highlighted as well are strategies, suggestions and resources found to promote positive parenting. It includes a 43 page book.”
Item Number: DV-327 $50.00*** |
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