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Strong born – no grog during pregnancy is best
The effects of low to moderate prenatal alcohol exposure in early pregnancy on IQ in five- year-old children
The role of Social Workers in supporting children and families towards and beyond a FASD diagnosis
Social workers are often the first to identify individuals and families who are at risk of FASD, and play a critical role in supporting people with FASD – and their families – before, during and after the assessment and diagnosis process.
What I wish health professionals knew about FASD
Knowing is not the same us understanding. We asked a group of young people and their carers with lived experience of FASD to share some things they wanted health professionals – the paediatricians, psychologists, speech therapists, occupational therapists and more involved in FASD diagnosis and management – to understand.
What I wish people knew about me: Living with FASD
For International FASD Awareness Day, we asked a group of adults and young people living with FASD (and their caregivers) – what do you wish the world knew about you?
What I wish teachers knew about FASD
Dear teachers – here are some things we’d like you to know about supporting a child with FASD in your class.
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