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Bridging the gaps for women in substance use treatment
Poole, N. (2026). Bridging the gaps for women in substance use treatment [Perspective]. Frontiers in Psychiatry, Volume 16 - 2025. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyt.2025.1700502
5 Things to Know about Level 4 FASD Prevention
This info sheet describes how Level 4 FASD Prevention involves continued support after childbirth, wrapping care around the mother-child unit. It involves support for mothers to begin recovery journeys or maintain healthy changes made during pregnancy, support for early attachment, as well as access to early intervention for children.
5 Things to Know about Level 3 FASD Prevention
This info sheet describes how Level 3 FASD Prevention is concerned with the provision of holistic support for those who are pregnant and face other health and social challenges, in respectful, relational, trauma-informed and culturally-grounded ways.
5 Things to Know about Level 2 FASD Prevention
This info sheet describes how Level 2 FASD Prevention can best include respectful, supportive discussions of alcohol use and related risks, with everyone in childbearing years.
5 Things to Know about Level 1 FASD Prevention
This info sheet describes how Level 1 FASD Prevention is designed to increase awareness about the risks of alcohol use in pregnancy and involve communities in health promotion efforts.
5 Factors Influencing Alcohol Use in Pregnancy
This infographic offers a visual representation of 5 categories of influences on alcohol use in pregnancy. It links to our journal article entitled Health Promotion and Support Grounded in Interconnected Influences on Alcohol Use in Pregnancy that describes these factors in detail.
Strong Women – Social Support Group Workbook
This workbook has been created for women who have faced intimate partner violence and problems with alcohol or tobacco use. It is designed to help women make the connections between these issues, and to move forward in recovery from both issues. The workbook accompanies the sessions in the Strong Women virtual support group, offered by substance use treatment and anti-violence community groups across Canada.
Info Sheet on the Strong Women Program for Service Providers
Strong Women is a virtual social support group, designed to help anti-violence and substance use services better support women who have experienced both intimate partner violence and substance use concerns, encouraging their healing and recovery in an integrated way. This info sheet describes the approach and content of the programming to inform service providers who may wish to offer the programming.
Info Sheet on the Strong Women Program for Women
This info sheet briefly describes the purpose, approach and content of the Strong Women programming, to inform women who have experienced intimate partner violence and substance use, who may wish to seek out the virtual group programming and/or the workbook.
A Gendered Emergency Framework: Integrating Sex, Gender and Equity into Emergency Management
Greaves, L., Poole, N., Wolfson, L., Huber, E., & Brabete, A. C. (2025). A Gendered Emergency Framework: Integrating Sex, Gender and Equity into Emergency Management. Canadian Journal of Emergency Management, Online first. https://doi.org/10.25071/mzx56v50