FASD Hub Videos
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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.
rffada FASD Prevention Video
The first prevention video for mainstream Australians. Thanks to the Alaska Mental Health Trust for letting us use their format. Target audience 30 plus.
rrfada Discussions with a Paediatrician
In this video, Anne Russell from Russell Family Fetal Alcohol Disorders Association has a discussion about FASD with Paediatrician Dr Alison Tigg. Dr Tigg provides their perspective about FASD, what you need for a diagnosis and some of the neuro-behavioural difficulties your child might experience.
rrfada FASD Exploring assessment conversations
This video follows a family as they navigate the journey after their GP recommends considering a FASD assessment.
Social and Emotional Wellbeing Explained
This video from the Centre of Best Practice in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Suicide Prevention is a valuable resource for professionals working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, grounded in evidence-based frameworks developed by leading Indigenous researchers and offering guidance to apply the concepts through a local lens to support improved health and wellbeing outcomes.
Strong Born – FASD Awareness for Community Video
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