In this episode, Angela Geddes shares the story behind an important change in how future Ontario educators will learn about Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD).

In this special episode, Angela introduces Play Well. Live Well. Grow Well.—a new community awareness campaign created to promote healthy brains, healthy pregnancies, and healthier futures.

In this episode, Angela shares reflections and key takeaways from the 10th International Conference on Adolescents and Adults with FASD in Seattle.

When we think about oral health, most of us think about brushing, flossing, and fresh breath. But what if we’ve been missing the bigger picture?

With a focus on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), this episode highlights a critical system gap: most individuals affected remain unrecognized and unsupported, with fewer than 1% receiving a diagnosis.

In this episode, Angela Geddes introduces her latest book, which highlights what happens when we stop fighting our neurodivergent wiring — and begin to understand it.

This episode features a rich, brain-based conversation with neuroscientist and education reform leader Lisa Riegel.

The most wonderful time of the year for some… yet not for others. 

Soutenir les élèves ayant un TSAF ou des différences neurocognitives : Pourquoi une mise à jour des connaissances est essentielle

Instead of a traditional audiobook, this conversation-style episode offers a warm, accessible walkthrough of the book’s main ideas.

Instead of a traditional audiobook, this conversation-style episode offers a warm, accessible walkthrough of the book’s main ideas.

Au lieu d'un livre audio traditionnel, cet épisode sous forme de conversation propose une présentation chaleureuse et accessible des idées principales du livre.

Rejoignez-nous pour une présentation générale et un examen approfondi des principaux points d'apprentissage du premier livre d'Angela, Un cerveau compliqué et merveilleux

Join us for an overview and close look at the key learning points within Angela’s first book, A Complicated and Beautiful Brain.

This year’s CanFASD International Research Conference reinforced what many of us have known for years…

October 10th marks World Mental Health Day, a global reminder that mental health is a universal human right.

Misinformation about a lot of things these days and certainly around FASD is widespread — and it hurts families and communities.

In this episode, Angela shines a light on one of the most overlooked issues in prenatal health: unplanned pregnancies and the invisible window of risk.