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At FASCETS, we believe in a different way of supporting individuals with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) and other brain-based disabilities - one that is consistent with research on the brain, and that has been shown to improve outcomes.

06/05/2026

🌞 Summer Intensive starts August 10!
Join us for two weeks of deep, practical learning in the FASCETS Neurobehavioral Approach—perfect for teachers, parents, caregivers, and professionals who support individuals with brain‑based differences.

If you’re looking for a framework that helps behavior make sense and leads to more effective, compassionate support, this training is for you.

Two weeks. A powerful paradigm shift.
We’d love to have you with us.

Learn more and register today by visiting https://www.fascets.org/book-online

Registrations are limited - don't miss out! Sign up today!

06/02/2026

Brain‑based differences are physical, invisible differences with behavioral symptoms.
Traditional behavior strategies target the symptoms.
The Neurobehavioral Approach recognizes the source.

When we reframe behavior through a brain‑based lens, everything shifts—expectations, support, outcomes.
It’s not about trying harder.
It’s about understanding the brain and aligning the environment.

Best practice is shifting from symptoms to source.
And it works.
Learn more and sign up for our summer intensive workshop at www.fascets.org

05/25/2026

What might shift for you, your family, or your work if you understood behavior as a reflection of the brain rather than a measure of character?

If you’re curious about the FASCETS Neurobehavioral Approach, our late‑summer 2‑week intensive webinar is perfect for teachers, counselors, and caregivers preparing for the new school year. Wherever you are on your parenting or professional journey, we’re here to support you. To learn more about our upcoming trainings, visit: https://www.fascets.org/workshops

05/23/2026

Don’t let this be you!! Just a few days left to register for our special 1-hour training session for only $25 — a quick, practical, and affordable way to gain tools you can start using right away.
Stop fighting & start understanding the brain-behavior connection. This 1 hour webinar is easy to fit into your schedule! It’s great for parents, caregivers, educators, and professionals.

Whether you’re new to this topic or looking for a refresher, this is a great chance to learn without committing to a full training.

📅 Tuesday, May 26
⏰ 1:00-2:00 Pacific
💻 Virtual
🎟️ Only $25

Registration is now open! https://www.fascets.org/service-page/1-hour-fascets-introductory-workshop-4?referral=service_list_widget

05/20/2026

FASCETS is excited to be part of the 2026 Schild Nicholson Neurodiversity Lecture on May 29 at Oregon State University—a day dedicated to deepening our collective understanding of brain‑based differences.

✨ Featured Lecture (Noon–1 p.m.)
Dr. Susan Stoner, Endowed Professor of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders at the Addictions, Drug, and Alcohol Institute within the Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences at the University of Washington School of Medicine will share new research exploring how prenatal alcohol exposure shapes brain health, cognition, and wellbeing into midlife, reinforcing what we know: FASD is lifelong and whole‑person.

🌱 FASCETS Workshop (1:30–3:30 p.m.)
FASCETS will lead a hands‑on workshop introducing the FASCETS Neurobehavioral Approach, originally developed for individuals with FASD and now life‑changing for people with a wide range of brain-based differences.

This approach centers compassion, reduces frustration, and strengthens relationships—at home, in schools, and across communities.

📍 Hallie E. Ford Center (HFC) 115 in the College of Health (COH) at Oregon State University (OSU)+ Zoom
We’d love to have you with us.
Check it out and RSVP at: https://health.oregonstate.edu/hallie-ford/schild-nicholson-lecture-series
Oregon State University FASD United

05/18/2026

How would our communities change if every individual—especially the neurodivergent ones—had a judgment‑free zone to grow into who they are?

From the kid who can’t decode classroom expectations, to the parent judged in the grocery store, to the professional who becomes the “last stop” when nothing else works—so many people are carrying invisible stories. When we make room for brain differences, creativity blooms, relationships deepen, and families find hope again.

Interested in learning more? Sign up for our next webinar. Register today! https://www.fascets.org/book-online

05/11/2026

What happens when we stop asking, “Why won’t you behave?” and start asking, “What’s happening for you?”

One family discovered the FASCETS Neurobehavioral Approach through a neighbor. Instead of doubling down on consequences, they got curious. They explored supports, shifted expectations, and created spaces where each child could thrive. The result wasn’t perfection— it was connection, understanding, and a home where strengths lead the way.

Interested in learning more? Sign up for our next 5-week webinar which begins May 21. https://www.fascets.org/book-online

05/07/2026

Walk away with the confidence to make accommodations that reduce conflict, increase connection, and make daily life easier!

05/06/2026

Most trainings give you strategies.
FASCETS gives you a paradigm shift.

Because strategies alone don’t work when the lens is wrong.

If you’re supporting someone with brain‑based differences, you’ve probably tried a dozen tools, tips, and techniques. Some help for a moment. Many don’t. And you’re left wondering why nothing sticks.

The truth?
You can’t solve a neurobehavioral challenge with a behavioral approach.

FASCETS training doesn’t hand you a list of strategies — it gives you a completely different way of understanding what you’re seeing.
A way that explains the “why.”
A way that reduces frustration.
A way that finally fits the brain in front of you.

If you’re ready for clarity instead of confusion, and compassion instead of burnout, our next training is open for registration.

📅 Thursdays, May 21 - June 18, 2026
⏰ 10:30am–1:30pm Pacific / 1:30pm–4:30pm Eastern

This series offers hope and practical tools for anyone supporting individuals with brain-based differences, including FASD, ADHD, autism, traumatic brain injury, and more.

You’ll gain new understanding, compassionate strategies, and approaches that truly make a difference. You’ll leave with tools that reduce frustration and increase success for everyone involved.

Spots are limited—register today at https://www.fascets.org/book-online

05/04/2026

What if the way we’ve been taught to “parent well” doesn’t actually match how some brains work?

May and June often spotlight moms and dads, but they also highlight the many ways people parent across cultures, communities, and neurotypes. For those who experience the world differently—or love someone who does—the journey can feel both beautiful and brutal. At FASCETS, we honor the caregivers, neighbors, teachers, and professionals who keep showing up, even when traditional strategies fall short. There is a brain-based path to flourishing.

Interested in learning more? Sign up for our next 5-week webinar which begins May 21. https://www.fascets.org/book-online

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PO Box 1474
Albany, OR
97321

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+15036211271

Website

http://fascets.org/about-fascets/contact

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