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Educates the public about the risk of prenatal exposure to alcohol & other substances known to harm fetal development.

Supports individuals & families living with FASD, NAS & other substance related disabilities through a range of diverse initiatives. Common links to our site: https://linktr.ee/indiananofas

10/10/2026

🌎💚 Today is World Mental Health Day

🧠 Mental health is an important part of overall health at every stage of life. For individuals and families impacted by prenatal substance exposure, access to understanding, support, and appropriate resources can make a meaningful difference.

🗣️ Today, we encourage everyone to continue conversations about mental health, reduce stigma, and help connect people with support when they need it.

Find mental health resources and support through Mental Health America of Indiana and Indiana Alliance on Prenatal Substance Exposure. https://www.mhai.net/ / https://inalliancepse.org/

10/08/2026

Resources for Child Welfare Professionals and Families

This collection provides essential resources and tools to help child welfare professionals, families, and community providers support children with prenatal alcohol exposure and fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASDs). Access guides, tip sheets, and e-learnings to strengthen practice, family engagement, and services.

https://www.childwelfare.gov/caring-children-prenatal-alcohol-exposure-and-fasds-child-welfare/

10/01/2026

Join INfancy Onward for "From Rules to Relationship: Supporting Healthy Screen Time Habits with Families of Young Children".

Participants will:
✔️Explore current screen time guidelines and the research behind them.
✔️Recognize the common traps and triggers that make screen time difficult to manage for families.
✔️Discover practical tools to share with and model for the families you serve.
✔️Practice facilitating non-judgemental, effective conversations with parents.

Register: https://mhai.givevirtuous.org/Event/from-rules-to-relationship-supporting-healthy-screen-time-habits-with-families-of-young-children

09/22/2026

📢 FASD United’s State Information Sheets have been updated for 2026, with the latest data and information on how each state recognizes FASD. The sheets include information on state laws and policies and statistics on FASD. Taken together, these 50 unique state information sheets provide a synopsis of FASD policies nationwide.

https://fasdunited.org/fasd-state-data-sheets/

09/16/2026

Join Cassie Eberly from INfancy Onward for some exciting upcoming trainings!

🧠 The ABCs of Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health: Attachment, Brain-Building, & Community: https://mhai.givevirtuous.org/Event/the-abcs-of-infant-and-early-childhood-mental-health-attachment-brain-building--community

🧸 Playful Responses to Challenging Behavior: https://mhai.givevirtuous.org/Event/playful-responses-to-challenging-behavior

09/11/2026

September is Awareness Month, making it an important time to talk about prevention — and the role professionals can play. 💛

SBIRT — Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment — provides professionals with a practical approach for identifying risky alcohol use, starting supportive conversations, and connecting individuals with additional resources when needed.

A new article from the National Association of Social Workers highlights three things professionals should know about prenatal alcohol exposure and alcohol SBIRT — including how even brief screening and conversations can make a difference.

🔗 Read more: https://shorturl.at/hD5dj

09/10/2026

🧠 What makes FASD different from other neurodevelopmental disorders?

FASD can look similar to conditions like ADHD or learning disorders, making it difficult to recognize. Research highlighted by CanFASD found that children with FASD may experience challenges across multiple areas of cognitive functioning at the same time—including memory, attention, processing speed, and executive functioning.

Early identification and the right supports can make a meaningful difference.
https://canfasd.ca/2026/08/19/what-makes-fasd-different-from-other-neurodevelopmental-disorders/

09/08/2026

‼️REMINDER!!! JOIN US TOMORROW!

💙 FASD Awareness Day: Lived Experience Q&A

Join us on FASD AWARENESS DAY, September 9th at 11AM ET, for a special virtual Lived Experience Q&A, open to anyone!
Hear directly from individuals living with FASD, parents, caregivers, family members, and others impacted by FASD as they share their experiences and answer questions.

Come listen, learn, ask questions, and gain a better understanding of FASD through the voices of those with lived experience.

💻 Virtual via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/5546668155?omn=93302856965

09/03/2026

🧠 New research is taking a closer look at prenatal substance exposure and early brain development.

The NIH-funded HEALthy Brain and Child Development (HBCD) Study is following thousands of children across the U.S. to better understand how prenatal exposure to substances—including alcohol, opioids, cannabis, and tobacco—along with social and environmental factors, may influence brain and child development.
Researchers hope these findings will help identify risks, protective factors, and potential opportunities for earlier support and intervention.

🔗 Read more: https://shorturl.at/aoHg2

08/31/2026

💙 FASD impacts the whole family—including siblings.

New research is shining a light on an often-overlooked perspective: the experiences of siblings of people with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD).
Siblings may take on added responsibilities or sometimes feel their own needs are overlooked, but they also describe developing strengths like empathy, resilience, patience, and advocacy.
Recognizing and supporting siblings is an important part of supporting the whole family.

🔗 Read the article from The Kingston Whig-Standard: https://www.thewhig.com/news/kingston-authors-research-shines-light-on-overlooked-siblings-of-people-with-fetal-alcohol-spectrum-disorder?utm_source=chatgpt.com

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1431 N. Delaware Street
Indianapolis, IN
46202

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Website

https://inalliancepse.org/

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