Resources
A collection of Australian and international videos, websites, online toolkits, booklets and fact sheets.
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FASD – Community
This video shares the stories of Indigenous women talking about the risks of drinking in pregnancy and FASD (NSW Health, 2016).
FASD: A message from the AMA
In this video Dr Stephen Parnish, the Australian Medical Association’s vice-president, discusses FASD and the fact there is no safe amount of alcohol that can be consumed while pregnant (2016).
NOFASD fact sheets
A series of fact sheets produced by NOFASD Australia that provide an overview of FASD over the life course and explore some of the issues faced by those living with FASD, such as impulse control, memory, sensory issues, sleeping and eating.
Exploring alcohol use
This video reports on the development of tools to assess the level of drinking in pregnant women in Australia. Produced by Murdoch Childrens Research Institute (2009).
e-Learning videos
This series of 14 Canadian videos providing the perspective of students on strategies for attention difficulties and supporting brain differences. Produced by the British Columbia Ministry of Education.
e-Learning for health professionals
These e-learning modules accompany the Australian Guide to the Diagnosis of FASD. They provide clinicians with an introduction to FASD as well as specific guidance on alcohol in pregnancy, assessment, diagnosis and management. Produced by Telethon Kids Institute and University of Sydney (2016).
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