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Research Spotlight: Reframe Training ft Dr Hayley Passmore
After the Banksia Hill Project uncovered high rates of FASD and severe neurodevelopmental impairments in young people in detention, researchers at the Telethon Kids Institute developed Reframe Training – a course to help professionals coming into contact with these young people understand their needs and respond appropriately. Reframe Training lead and facilitator Dr Hayley Passmore shares why this program is urgently needed and what it aims to achieve.
Research Spotlight: The AQUA Study ft. Evi Muggli
Based at the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute, Evi Muggli manages one of the world’s largest long-term studies on alcohol in pregnancy, Asking Questions about Alcohol (AQUA). The children involved in this study are in primary school – and they’ve been taking part since before they were born. We asked Evi to share what the study has found so far and what they hope to continue investigating.
Research Spotlight: Unlocking opportunities for children with combined FASD and motor control difficulties ft. Cate Hilly
Children with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) and motor control difficulties may experience difficulties with many everyday activities at home and in school. Cate Hilly, PhD Candidate from Australian Catholic University, explains how her research on children with combined FASD and motor coordination difficulties will help support them with everyday living.
Research Spotlight: What information sources do pregnant women use? ft. Dr Tracey Tsang
When it comes to sourcing information on the harms of alcohol use, pregnant women most commonly use written or electronic resources, antenatal health providers, and family or friends. Dr Tracey Tsang, lead researcher from The University of Sydney, explains what this means for preventing prenatal alcohol exposure and related harms, preventing Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), and improving outcomes for all pregnant women.
Research Spotlight: Working to prevent prenatal alcohol exposure ft. Dr Rebecca Pedruzzi
MeetĀ Dr Rebecca Pedruzzi from the Telethon Kids Institute, whose research goal is to ensure women and their families are supported through effective public health campaigns to make the decision not to drink during pregnancy.
Strong Born – FASD Awareness for Community Video
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