M.I.understanding empowers families to tackle worries and big feelings head-on.
This parent-led program offers FREE resources to help you initiate meaningful discussions at home.
Click a link below for the video that best addresses your child’s challenges!
So proud to have developed this with FASD experts, communities and families across Canada
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Something new is coming…![]()
Over the past year, we’ve been working with families and community partners on a new project called FASD Understanding, a video and education initiative designed to increase awareness, reduce stigma, and support families affected by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder.![]()
We’re excited to share more with you soon. Stay tuned! 💛
So glad you could join us!
Avoiding Holiday Meltdowns Starts With Understanding![]()
The holidays can be magical, and overwhelming.![]()
Big emotions, busy schedules, and changing routines can make this time of year tough for kids (and parents).![]()
M.I.understanding offers free videos and tools to help families understand what’s underneath the behaviour and create calm moments in the chaos.![]()
Holiday support tips:
• Keep routines where you can
• Give notice before transitions
• Build in quiet breaks
• Name feelings together
• Reassure kids they’re not in trouble, just overwhelmed![]()
• Use simple tools and visuals (like Poppy!) to help them reset![]()
Find free resources created with educators and mental-health professionals: www.miunderstanding.ca![]()
Let’s make this season gentler for everyone.
When a child struggles with their mental health, the whole family feels it.![]()
Long waits for support can lead to:
Caregiver stress and burnout
Financial strain — 1 in 4 parents miss work to care for a child with mental-health challenges![]()
Siblings feeling the impact at home
Families shouldn’t have to navigate this alone.![]()
Early, accessible support makes a real difference.
Let’s keep pushing for stronger systems, and stronger communities for our kids.
#ChildrensMentalHealth #FamilySupport #EarlyIntervention
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