University of Washington
This is an unblinded, feasibility study of an adapted positive parenting intervention to be carried out in a small sample (n=12 dyads) of young children with FASD and their primary caregiver in King County, WA.
This is an initial feasibility study to examine Families Moving Forward Bridges (FMF Bridges), an FASD-informed early intervention designed to meet the specific needs of young children 6-36 months with prenatal alcohol exposure (PAE) or FASD and their caregivers. FMF Bridges was developed by this research team and is adapted from a scientifically-validated positive parenting intervention (Families Moving Forward) shown to be efficacious with preschool and school-aged children affected by PAE or FASD. FMF Bridges merges key components of FASD-informed care with family-centered and relationship-…
Inclusion Criteria: * Child inclusion criteria: Infants and toddlers 6-36 months of age, any gender, any race/ethnicity, who: 1. have confirmed PAE as ascertained by the standard child development center intake procedures; 2. and 2) qualify for IDEA Part C EI services based on presence of a developmental delay (\>25% in one or more areas of development) or therapist/provider informed clinical opinion. Caregiver inclusion criteria: 1. biological, foster, adoptive, or other legal guardian; 2. age 18 or older; 3. any gender. Exclusion Criteria: * Child exclusion criteria: 1. child ha…
Ten, 60-minute manualized FMF Bridges intervention sessions over 3-5 months (approximately every other week)
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