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True or Gammon: FASD Ep 1- Is it safe to drink when you’re pregnant?
Developed by Central Australian Aboriginal Congress, in this video Camille and Tahnee talk out stories about drinking grog and pregnancy and decide whether it’s true or gammon!
True or Gammon: FASD Ep 2 What about Dad?
Developed by Central Australian Aboriginal Congress, in this video Camille and Tahnee talk out stories about men drinking grog and pregnancy and decide whether it’s true or gammon!
True or Gammon: FASD Ep. 3 Helping kids with FASD
Developed by Central Australian Aboriginal Congress, in this video Camille and Tahnee talk out stories about helping kids with FASD.
Trying differently rather than
Landmark book on the neurobehavioral approach to managing FASD. This book is only available for purchase from regular book suppliers or the FASCETS website.
Understanding the impacts of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) on child mental health
This resource is intended to highlight the significance of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) to practitioners working in child, family and/or adult-focused services. In particular, this resource outlines emerging understanding about the association between FASD and common mental health difficulties in children and young people. It is part of a series of Emerging Minds resources […]
University of Washington FASD
A website guide to the FASD 4-Digit Diagnostic Code developed by the University of Washington.
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