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The FASD Success ShowAuthor: Jeff Noble
Jeff Noble thought he knew all about FASD... until he became a full time FASD Foster Parent. Fast forward to now. Jeff has been coast to coast and from one side of the earth to the other talking, teaching and learning about FASD with other Caregivers, Front Line Staff and anyone who might sit and listen to him. In The FASD SUCCESS SHOW, Jeff and his gang of FASD Insiders will talk about FASD in a real way so that you can learn how to deal and cope with FASD in REAL life, to be a better advocate and a more confident caregiver. Jeff is going to tackle all the hot topics like FASD and aggression, sleep, hygiene, the education system, meltdowns and working with professionals. Pretty much all the things you need to know so that you can focus on being a happy, balanced caregiver. Jeff will make you laugh, he will make you think, but mostly he will give you hope that you CAN do this. Hit subscribe and get ready to transform into the FASD Caregiver you know you can be. Language: en-us Genres: Education, Health & Fitness, Self-Improvement Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Episode #185 Rob Scheer:How About Some Dignity? Rob Scheer on Foster Care and FASD
Monday, 3 August, 2026
When Rob Scheer entered foster care at twelve, he carried his belongings in a trash bag. Years later, when children arrived at his own home carrying trash bags, he asked a question that became the heart of Comfort Cases: “How about some dignity?”Rob is a former foster youth, U.S. Navy veteran, adoptive dad, author, speaker, and the founder of Comfort Cases. In this conversation, he shares what foster care, homelessness, parenting, and building a family taught him about belonging.Jeff and Rob talk about behaviour as communication, the moments when a child’s behaviour hurts even when you understand the why, and the importance of separating the person from what is happening in the moment. They also talk about the danger of letting a diagnosis, a file, or somebody else’s prediction become the whole story.This is not a conversation that promises an easy path. It is a conversation about dignity, staying connected, and continuing to see the person when systems only see the problem.Resources mentioned in this episodeComfort Caseshttps://comfortcases.org/Learn about hosting a Comfort Cases packing partyhttps://comfortcases.org/packingparty/Volunteer, host a donation drive, or support Comfort Caseshttps://comfortcases.org/volunteer/Contact Comfort Cases about speaking, partnerships, or bringing the work to your areahttps://comfortcases.org/contact/Rob’s memoir, A Forever Family: Fostering Change One Child at a Timehttps://comfortcases.org/more-ways-to-support-us/Listen to Rob’s Fostering Change podcasthttps://comfortcases.org/podcasts/Watch Rob and Reece in Somewhat Familiar, Season 1, Episode 5: Foster Familieshttps://tv.apple.com/us/episode/foster-families/umc.cmc.65ir2q0datcn490zoe79z3s02?showId=umc.cmc.1onsp08upednzqqu3esowinwdWatch Rob and Reece in Dads, directed by Bryce Dallas Howardhttps://tv.apple.com/ca/movie/dads/umc.cmc.5voyewgcndqj0a3i9mp7hbloqWant to be around caregivers who understand this world? Join the free FASD Forever Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/FASDForeverSupport the show
