Fatal Alcohol Syndrome - Diagnosis, Prevention and Treatment

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1 Used with permission and taken from: Charting the Future: Resource Directory for the Diagnosis, Prevention and Treatment of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (2000). Barbara A Morse and Corinne Barnwell, editors. Developed by the: Fetal Alcohol Education Program, Boston University School of Medicine and supported by: Maternal and Child Health Bureau, Health Resources and Services Administration, US Department of Health and Human Services Grant #MCJ Resource information in some instances has been updated since the original publication of the directory. M I C H I G A N DIAGNOSIS OF FAS, FAE AND ARND Children's Hospital of Detroit Medical Center and Wayne State University FAStar (FAS Treatment and Referral Service) John Hannigan, Ph.D., Director j.hannigan@wayne.edu Erawati Bawle, M.D. Pediatrician and Geneticist Fax: East Hancock Fax: Multidisciplinary center on FAS/FAE/ARND. FAStar is primarily designed as a resource for patients and their families. Wayne State Department of Obstetrics/Gynecology Susan Martier, Ph.D., Psychologist 4707 St. Antoine, Room 5-C Fax: Sandra Jacobson, Ph.D., Psychologist Wayne State Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Neurosciences Detroit, Michigan Fax: Henry Ford Hospital - Department of Genetics 2799 W Grand Boulevard Detroit, Michigan Fax: Seminole Medical Center - Department of Pediatrics

2 Colleen Noble, M.D., Developmental Specialist 461 W Huron Street Pontiac, Michigan (near Detroit) Fax: University of Michigan Medical Center - Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrician Sheila Gahagan, M.D. Taubman Center, Room E Medical Center Drive Ann Arbor, Michigan Fax: DeVos Children s Hospital - Genetics Services Helga Toriello, M.D. 21 Michigan Street, Suite 465 Grand Rapids, Michigan Fax: Provides diagnoses and information/referrals to children, teens and adults in Michigan. COMMUNITY RESOURCES AND FAMILY SUPPORT GROUPS Parents Supporting Parents Betsy Soden, Parents and consultants Betsysoden@juno.com The Parents group presents FAS/FAE workshops every year or two. Barbara Wybrecht R.N. FAS Clinical Nurse Specialist FAS Diagnostic Clinic, Spectrum Health Grand Rapids, MI or Robw995@aol.com Craig and Carol Mungons, Parents Walnut Acres Bigelow Road Davisburg, Michigan The Mungons work particularly on early intervention issues.

3 Pam O'Briant, Parent 4320 Estes Drive Flint, Michigan Patricia Brewer, Parent 1125 Franklin SE Grand Rapids, Michigan FAS/FAE Family Support Group Janet Dunning, 955 Slobey Street S E, Kentwood, Michigan Cathy Meyers, coordinator, 1479 Blanchard SW, Wyoming, Michigan Nancy Halberstadt, coordinator, 8418 Kreuter Road, Rockford, Michigan These coordinators counsel with families and also do training in schools, juvenile courts and hospitals. TREATMENT SERVICES FOR AFFECTED INDIVIDUALS Children's Hospital of Michigan -FAStar (FAS Treatment and Referral Service) John Hannigan, Ph.D., Director j.hannigan@wayne.edu 275 East Hancock Fax: Washtenaw Association for Community Advocacy Sherry Fernandez or Ann Carrellas 1100 N Main, Suite 205 Ann Arbor, Michigan Fax: Provides assistance and support to persons with FAS/FAE, and to their families. PREVENTION PROGRAMS, INCLUDING TREATMENT FOR WOMEN State of Michigan - Bureau of Substance Abuse Services Laura McMurtry, Women and Families Specialist 320 S Walnut Street, 5 th Floor Lansing, Michigan Fax: mcmurtryl@state.mi.us Can refer pregnant patients to treatment programs.

4 Detroit Department of Health Eleonore Hutzel Recovery Center 301 E Hancock Fax: Outpatient program for substance abusing women and their infants or young children. Genesee County Committee on Substance Abuse Services Flint Odyssey House, Inc M L King Avenue Flint, Michigan Fax: Residential services. GLRC/New Hope House, Women and Infant Program 1111 Minneapolis P O Box 815 Sault Sante Marie, Michigan Fax: Residential program located in the Eastern Upper Peninsula. McComb County Office of Substance Abuse - CARE Program Hally Zygleman Garfield Suite 101 Clinton Township, Michigan Fax: care@c3net.net CARE makes presentations to schools and community groups, and to health professionals, regarding FAS/FAE. Keweenaw Bay Indian Community - Department of Health and Human Services Naomi Haycock, R.N., Healthy Start nurse 102 Superior Avenue Barhga, Michigan x 43 Fax:

5 Kent County Health Department Sarah Bobo, Health Educator 700 Fuller NE Grand Rapids, Michigan Fax: FAS prevention, early intervention services, and a family support group (see above, under listings for Cathy Meyers and Janet Dunning). Parents and professionals give talks for community groups. OTHER Michigan Protection and Advocacy Service 106 W Allegan, Suite 300 Lansing, Michigan Fax: Web site: Statewide agency for persons with developmental disabilities.