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PUBLICATIONS AND WEBINARS: What We Do

PUBLICATIONS

Increase your knowledge on FASD

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AUSTRALIAN GUIDE TO THE DIAGNOSIS OF FASD

The Australian Guide to the Diagnosis of FASD was released in 2016.   An incredible wealth of information lies within these pages, primarily for clinicians who utilise this resource  in conjunction with the Australian Diagnostic Instrument, but it is also an important resource for anyone seeking more knowledge on FASD and its diagnosis.

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SUPPORTING  EMPLOYMENT FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH FASD

'Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) and complex trauma:

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A resource for educators to address gaps in knowledge and skills.  Launched through the Marulu FASD Strategy and published by Marninwarntikura Women’s Resource Centre.

WORKING WITH ADOLESCENTS AND ADULTS WITH FASD

This resource is a video presentation by  Dr Vanessa Spiller - Clinical Psychologist with
JumpStart Psychology Gold Coast.    A very interesting and informative presentation, providing strategies when working with adolescents and adults with FASD.

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WEBINARS

Keeping you informed

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FREE INTRODUCTION TO FASD FOR SERVICE PROVIDERS

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NOFASD Australia are inviting you to their popular 2 hour Information Workshop ONLINE.

This introductory workshop will provide an overview of FASD and strategies to help support individuals and their families.  The course content will include:

  • Description of FASD and the diagnostic process

  • Impacts and challenges for individuals and families living with FASD

  • Strategies for support and learning

  • FASD and the NDIS

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SUPPORTING YOUR CHILD TO LEARN

This webinar provides information and strategies on how to support your child or young person with FASD to learn.

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FASD WEBINAR FOR TEACHERS & EDUCATORS

This webinar will assist teachers and educators to understand the challenges that children with FASD face in their learning journey. The webinar will:

  • Outline of FASD

  • Help the participant respond to a child with FASD

  • Provide strategies to support the child in the classroom

  • Advise the participant where to go for more assistance and information

FASD FACTSHEET

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SUPPORTING SUCCESS FOR ADULTS WITH FASD

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