PROGRAMS

Training & Knowledge Building

Better understanding leads to better support.

My Potentia helps communities respond to FASD with compassion, clarity, and practical tools. When systems and service providers understand how brain differences show up in real life, people get support that fits, stigma drops, and outcomes improve.
We offer training grounded in evidence, lived experience, and what actually works day-to-day. Whether you are a professional, employer, caregiver, or someone looking to learn for yourself, you are in the right place.
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CHOOSE YOUR TRAINING

For Professionals

Practical training for service providers, systems, and teams supporting individuals and families.
  • Prevention Conversation
  • Community of Practice Meetings
  • FASD 101
  • FASD Best Practices
  • ADHD 101 Coming Soon
  • NDD 101 Coming Soon

For Employers & Workplaces

Tools to build more supportive, neuroinclusive workplaces.
  • Workplace NDD – Coming Soon
  • FASD 101 
  • NDD/ADHD 101 – Coming Soon

For Individuals & Families

Learning sessions and groups designed to support real life, relationships, and wellbeing.
  • Healthy Initiatives
  • Circle of Security
  • Adapted Smart Recovery
  • FASD 101
  • ADHD 101 Coming soon
  • NDD 101 coming soon

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My Potentia offers training tailored to your audience, setting, and goals. Sessions can be delivered for teams, agencies, workplaces, schools, and community groups.

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MEET YOUR WORKSHOP FACILITATOR

Megan L.

I help with: FASD education, professional training, prevention, and practical strategies that support individuals, families, and communities.
Megan develops and delivers training for professionals and community members on topics related to FASD, prevention, and practical approaches to supporting individuals and families with diverse strengths and support needs. She has worked in community and disability services since graduating from Mount Royal University with a degree in Psychology in 2013.

Throughout her career, Megan has supported individuals and families in a variety of settings, including group homes, specialized schools, housing outreach, parenting programs, and disability services. She is a Triple P Positive Parenting practitioner and previously worked as a Disability Services Caseworker with Persons with Developmental Disabilities (PDD). Her broad frontline experience helps her deliver engaging, practical training that empowers others with knowledge they can confidently apply in their work and everyday lives.

Outside of work, Megan is a proud mom to two amazing toddlers and one very sweet German Shepherd mix. She loves spending time with her family and embracing the adventures that come with raising young children.