Patricia Kasper is committed to improving the lives of those who are neurodivergent, particularly those who are impacted by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders. Patti has worked in the fields of addictions, mental health and child welfare for over thirty years and has worked with hundreds of foster and adoptive families. She has led workshops in the areas of adoption, trauma and resiliency, attachment and neurobehavioral conditions for several years. Patti's business, Patricia Kasper, MA MTh, Training Services, LLC, offers two coaching programs, each four months long. The Holistic Parenting Your Neurodivergent Child program focuses on providing practical tools to parents of children with brain-based differences, whose behaviors are reflective of brain changes that resulted from exposure to prenatal toxins and/or from trauma, AND reflective of the poor fit between their cognitive abilities and the world's expectations of them. The Neurodiversity Mapping Program methodically explores one's strengths and challenges to create tailored accommodations that will help life run more smoothly. Patti is also a Certified Facilitator of the FASCETS Neurobehavioral Model, and is available to train organizations in being better able to meet the needs of their neurodiverse clients. She is the author of Sip by Sip: Candid Conversations of those Diagnosed as Adults with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD), and has a recently launched podcast, Living with FASD: Candid Conversations with Wisdom, Humor and Compassion. Patti hosts two supportive communities on Facebook: Support for Parents of Kiddos affected by Toxins and Trauma, and Caring Connections for those affected by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders.Patti is committed improving children's lives by providing practical tools to parents and professionals who care for children with brain-based differences, whose behaviors are reflective of brain changes that resulted from exposure to prenatal toxins and/or from trauma, AND reflective of the poor fit between their cognitive abilities and the world's expectations of them. Patti has worked in the fields of mental health and child welfare for over thirty years and has worked with hundreds of foster and adoptive families. She has led workshops in the areas of adoption, trauma and resiliency, attachment and neurobehavior for several years.