FOR EDUCATORS

It’s Time to Catch Up.

Early intervention is the most recommended treatment for NAS and NOWS babies. Even with these therapies, as Gen O enters school, it’s not uncommon for these kids to struggle academically or behaviorally.

The education system has to catch up and begin accommodating these children and recognizing their unique needs.

Expand your knowledge and learn to better support NAS/NOWS school-age kids through our resources below.

  • Science In Plain English

    We’ve devoted thousands of hours to compiling academic research focused on prenatal opioid exposure, NAS (Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome), NOWS (Neonatal Opioid Withdrawal Syndrome), and the after-effects on children and young adults. Find everything here in one place.

    LEARN MORE

  • Printables

    Download and print helpful info sheets, tips, and other information for continuing education opportunities, display in the workplace, and sharing with colleagues and administration.

    Coming Soon

  • Podcasts & Media

    Looking for an easy and accessible way to learn more about prenatally opioid-exposed children? Browse our list of recommended podcasts here, as well as our YouTube video library.

    LISTEN NOW

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