Our FAScinating Journey: Keys to Brain Potential Along the Path of Prenatal Brain Injury: Volume 1 - Softcover

Our FAScinating Journey will introduce readers to another winding path in working with prenatally exposed children. Jodee illuminates this path with lights that shine the hope of possibilities for these special kids. On your journey through these pages you will: · Discover creative approaches in reaching and loving children with attachment issues. · Understand how alcohol affects the growing brains of children. · Become familiar with brain terminology. · Uncover ideas to help a child nutritionally. · Wade through school and behavior issues with tears, laughter and strategies you may not have tried. · Meet professionals who have helped the Kulp family help Liz grow. · Loose yourself in a myriad of ideas within the appendix. · Smile as you get to know Liz, a very real teen who is determined to be the best she can be inspite of FASD. Our FAScinating Journey: The Best We Can Be, Keys to Brain Potential Along the Path of Prenatal Brain Injury is written for families, professionals and the community. It’s goal is to open the door to possibilities for our citizens who have sustained brain injury due to toxins in the womb. While this is Liz Kulp’s story, our hope is to open doors for you and your child. We want to help your family become strong and united rather the divided and fall. We want to provide your child "a chance to grow!"

"There are few pioneers who must not only pave the path for others to follow...but also must define the landscape to illustrate its existence. Jodee Kulp has written and published more books about Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders than any other parent advocate in our time. Her work has provided assistance to thousands of families and individuals living with FASDs. By documenting Jodee's own experience and that of her daughter, Liz, she has helped parents teach their children how to navigate the world while living with this life long devastating developmental disability. Jodee lectures internationally and has begun a pilot program to train dogs to assist young adults with FASDs. Jodee's hope for the furure is that the project can isolate complications and differences of needs for this specialized psychiatric services dog work and that "Knarlwoods" is the first certified training facility created for this purpose. Jodee's expertise and experience is surpassed only by her creative insight in presenting difficult information in a unique and entertaining manner. It is an honor to work with Jodee and consider her my colleague." -- Donnie Kanter-Winokur