The Arctic FASD Regional Training Center educational curriculum is aligned with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) seven FASD core competencies for health and allied healthcare professionals who work with pregnant woman or individuals with an FASD. Our curriculum addresses the specific needs of our region’s culturally diverse and rural communities.

See the Arctic FASD Regional Training Center brochure for general information about our FASD education and training services. More information about the five FASD Regional Training Centers located around the United States can be found at CDC's National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities (NCBDDD) - FASDs website, and a flyer can be downloaded here.

For university and college faculty: We offer guest lectures tailored to the needs of your students. (See our faculty resource brochure.)

For state institutions and community agencies: We offer workshops tailored to the FASD educational needs of your staff. We can also offer American Psychological Association (APA) continuing education credit. (Please contact us for more details.) (See our agency resource brochure.)

Detailed information about our educational and training offerings can be found here (PDF).

The Arctic FASD RTC staff are certified State of Alaska FASD101 and FASD201 trainers.