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What are the options for treatment available to individuals with FASD?


Though there is no direct cure for FASD, there are many different types of treatment available. These include types of medication to help with symptoms, behavioral therapy, and parent training. Treatment options vary depending on the child and what works best for him/her. Many “protective factors” have proven to help reduce the effects of FASD, such as:

  • early diagnosis
  • special education and social services
  • a loving and nurturing environment
  • the absence of violence

Source: cdc.gov