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Reframe the Behaviour: Evaluation of a training intervention to increase capacity in managing detained youth with FASD and neurodevelopmental impairments

This study describes the conception, implementation and evaluation of a training intervention aiming to upskill the custodial workforce in the management of youth with FASD and NDI, as there has been limited investigation into this.
  • Publishing Date:

    4 August, 2020

  • Journal Name:

    Psychiatry, Psychology and Law

  • Authors:

    Hayley M. Passmore, Raewyn C. Mutch, Rochelle Watkins, Sharyn Burns, Guy Hall, James Urquhart, Jonathan Carapetis, Carol Bower

A preliminary investigation of the effects of PAE on facial morphology in children with Autism Spectrum Disorder

As alcohol exposure during pregnancy has been associated with facial dysmorphology, and ASD may be associated with increased facial masculinity and asymmetry, this study conducted a preliminary investigation to examine facial morphology in autistic children with and without PAE.
  • Publishing Date:

    1 August, 2020

  • Journal Name:

    Alcohol

  • Authors:

    Diana Weiting Tan, Yong Zhi Foo, Jenny Downs, Amy Finlay-Jones, Helen Leonard, Melissa K. Licari, Narelle Mullan, Martyn Symons, Kandice J. Varcin, Andrew J. O. Whitehouse, Gail A. Alvares

Change Over Time in Australian Newspaper Reporting of Drinking During Pregnancy: A Content Analysis (2000-2017)

This paper analyses the content of news media messages on drinking during pregnancy in Australia over an 18-year period to understand whether and how the nature of messages communicated to women has changed over time.
  • Publishing Date:

    17 July, 2020

  • Journal Name:

    Alcohol and Alcoholism

  • Authors:

    Megan Cook, Geoffrey Leggat, Amy Pennay

Australia has some of the highest rates of drinking during pregnancy. It’s time to make labelling mandatory

This article discusses the importance of introducing mandatory alcohol pregnancy warning labels in Australia and New Zealand.
  • Publishing Date:

    16 July, 2020

  • Journal Name:

    The Conversation

  • Authors:

    Natasha Reid

Caregivers of Children with FASD: Psychosocial Factors and Evidence for Self-compassion as a Potential Intervention Target

The aim of this study is to explore experiences of caregivers of children, adolescents and young adults diagnosed with FASD. More specifically, we examined the relationship between shame, guilt, pride, self compassion and caregiver psychological distress. The differences between biological and non-biological caregivers on these variables was also examined.
  • Publishing Date:

    11 July, 2020

  • Journal Name:

    Mindfulness

  • Authors:

    Zoe Biddle, Frances V. O'Callaghan, Amy L. Finlay-Jones, Natasha E. Reid

A reduction in reported alcohol use in pregnancy in Australian Aboriginal communities: a prevention campaign showing promise

This study found on a reduction in reported PAE in an Aboriginal community setting during a period of prevention activities, and provides initial evidence for a community led strategy that might be applicable to similar communities.
  • Publishing Date:

    6 July, 2020

  • Journal Name:

    Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health

  • Authors:

    Martyn Symons, Maureen Carter , June Oscar, Glenn Pearson, Kaashifah Bruce, Kristy Newett, James P. Fitzpatrick

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