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Complete Toolkits
Complete Toolkits
Alcohol Screening and Brief Intervention Toolkit
Alcohol Screening and Brief Intervention Toolkit
As part of preconception and prenatal care, this toolkit is designed to help women’s healthcare providers meet their patient’s needs to prevent or manage a healthy pregnancy by addressing alcohol use.
The goal of the toolkit is to help clinicians treat people of reproductive age with efficient, evidence-based strategies and resources related to alcohol screening and brief intervention (SBI) so that personal health outcomes are achieved. Alcohol SBI is an effective clinical preventive service designed to identify and help clients reduce harms associated with excessive alcohol use.
2026 ASBI Toolkit.pdfChampions Toolkit
Champions Toolkit
This toolkit has been designed to help nursing and midwifery professionals easily access the resources and materials they need to raise awareness of FASDs and FASD prevention strategies, such as alcohol screening and brief intervention, among their colleagues and communities.
It contains an interactive toolkit with information for current and champions-to-be, including nurse administrators, clinical nurses, and nursing and midwifery students, message templates, posters and flyers, and educational opportunities for champions and their colleagues.
2026 Champions Toolkit.pdfAlcohol and Polysubtance Use Resource Toolkit
Alcohol and Polysubtance Use Resource Toolkit
This toolkit has been designed to help nursing and midwifery professionals easily access the resources and materials they need to learn more about what we currently know about the impacts of alcohol and polysubstance use during pregnancy and on embryonic, fetal, and childhood development, and to be able to share this information with colleagues and patients.
In addition to brief educational summaries, it includes flyers, posters, and education opportunities to share.
Alcohol & Polysubstance Use Toolkit.pdfPatient Education and Spanish Language Toolkits
Patient Education and Spanish Language Toolkits
These toolkits can be combined with any of the above toolkits to create a comprehensive resource.
Patient Education Toolkit.pdfSpanish Language Toolkit.pdfIndividual Toolkit Resources for Nurse Practitioners, Midwives, and Nurses
Individual Toolkit Resources for Nurse Practitioners, Midwives, and Nurses
Below are the individual files that can be found in our toolkits, in case you are seeking only one or two resources for use with your colleagues or patients.
Champion resources
Champion resources
2025 Champion Toolkit FINAL.pdfFASDs: A toolkit for champions for FASD awareness and prevention (pdf with embedded, clickable links)
Being a champion.pdfBeing a champion - facts for advocates in the awareness and prevention of substance-exposed pregnancies
Alcohol screening and brief intervention resources
Alcohol screening and brief intervention resources
G. Alcohol Screening & Brief Intervention (ASBI).pdfAn overview of alcohol screening and brief intervention (ASBI), including what it is, why it is important, and how it is done.
D. AUDIT 1-3 with AUDIT US and Scoring Instructions.pdfAUDIT US screening tool, including instructions for use and scoring.
P. Selecting an Alcohol Screening Tool.pdfAn overview of validated screening tools for clients who are or can become pregnant
Why the CAGE is not the most effective alcohol screening tool PRINT.pdf3 reasons why the CAGE is not the most effective universal alcohol screening tool and what you can use instead
I. Brief Intervention Techniques for NPs and Midwives.pdfPractice scenarios and suggestions for how to best convey information about the risks of consuming alcohol during pregnancy, including suggested scripts.
O. CDC Alcohol SBI Implementation Guide.pdfPlanning and Implementing Screening and Brief Intervention for Risky Alcohol Use: A step by step guide for primary care pactices.
This guide will walk healthcare professionals and administrations through all of the steps needed to successfully implement ASBI into primary care and other clinical practices.
Supporting patients
Supporting patients
K. How to Use Fetal Development Chart.pdfK. Patient Education - Fetal Development Chart.pdfFetal development chart: This chart (including a how-to-use guide) provides a visual overview of the periods during pregnancy when the fetus is most vulnerable to teratogens (substances that cause developmental malformations). This chart can be used as a patient or student education tool.
Q. Providing Health Care to Clients with an FASD.pdfRecommendations for supporting people with FASDs in a clinical setting.
What is the Nurse’s role in FASD Diagnosis.pdfAn overview of the nurse's role in FASD diagnosis.
F. Patient Education - Zero-Proof Cocktails.pdfSuggestions for alcohol-free cocktail recipes.
E. Patient Education - Fetal Environment.pdfSmall poster briefly describing how alcohol can cross the placenta and how FASDs are lifel-long disabilities associated with prenatal alcohol exposure.
C. Patient Education - Alcohol SBI.PDFBrochure that may help patients identify where their own alcohol use falls on the alcohol use scale; recommended as part of conversation about alcohol use after the patient has completed an alcohol use screening tool.
D. Patient Education - ACOG Help the Mother Have a Healthy Baby.pdfAdvice and recommendations for pregnant patients and their partners.
Let's Talk - Resources developed by the FASD National Partner Network in collaboration with the CDC
Let's Talk - Resources developed by the FASD National Partner Network in collaboration with the CDC
C. Lets Talk Alcohol and Pregnancy.pdfLet's Talk about alcohol and pregnancy - a guide for healthcare providers
D. Lets Talk Alcohol SBI.pdfLet's Talk about alcohol SBI - a guide for healthcare providers
E. Lets Talk Incorporating ASBI.pdfLet's Talk about incorporating alcohol SBI into your healthcare practice - a guide for healthcare providers
F. Lets Talk Discussg Alcohol and Pregcy.pdfLet's Talk about discussing alcohol and pregnancy with your patients - a guide for healthcare providers
A. Lets Talk Infographic Alcohol Use.pdfLet's Talk about alcohol use (patient resource)
B. Infogrphc Lets Talk Alcohol Use During Pregnancy.pdfLet's Talk about alcohol use during pregnancy (patient resource)
Polysubstance use
Polysubstance use
S. Fentanyl Facts.pdfFacts about fentanyl
R. Fentanyl and Pregnancy.pdfWhat we currently know about fentanyl use during pregnancy
V. Cannabis Facts.pdfFacts about cannabis
W. Cannabis and Pregnancy.pdfWhat we currently know about cannabis use during pregnancy
U. Opioid Facts.pdfFacts about opioids
T. Opioids and Pregnancy.pdfWhat we currently know about opioid use during pregnancy
Updated Impacts of Prenatal Substance Use.pdfBrief summaries of what we currently know about the impacts of prenatal substance use on embryonic, fetal, and early childhood development.
Spanish language professional and patient resources/Recursos en español para pacientes y profesionales de la salud
Spanish language professional and patient resources/Recursos en español para pacientes y profesionales de la salud
A. AUDIT Spanish.pdfUS AUDIT en español
B. ACOG FASD Trifold Spanish.pdfAprenda a hablar con las pacientes sobre el consumo riesgoso de alcohol
C. ACOG Pocket Card - Spanish.pdfGuía de uso de alcohol de riesgo
F. Choices for Health - Spanish.pdfMujeres y alcohol
D. Hechos Importantes Para Mujeres Sobre el Alcohol.pdfHechos importantes para mujeres sobre el alcohol
E. Patient Education - Fetal Development Chart - Spanish.pdfEl alcohol y el embarazo no se mezclan
Continuing education
Continuing education
N. Continuing Education - CDC Health Professional Online Training for FASD Prevention.pdfProfessional education opportunities from CDC, including how to access, log-in information.
N. 2024 Continuing Education Opportunities.pdfRecorded webinars, certification maintenance opportunities, and other continuing education options for continuing education credit.
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