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GP Ask The Question’ Video 2: Asking questions about alcohol in pregnancy
Telethon Kids Institute researchers have developed 3 videos to assist GPs to understand the importance of asking pregnant women about alcohol use. This is video 2 of the series which outlines why it is important to ask pregnant women or women planning a pregnancy about their alcohol use and recording this information in the medical records.
FASD Clinical Workshop: Why diagnose? A parent’s perspective
Hear from a parent of a child with FASD on the importance of exploring a diagnosis for FASD.
This is a recording of the FASD Clinicical Workshop held in Adelaide, 2019.
FASD and Me” Creative Art Competition Winner: Video by Sam Pinnell
A look at the artwork submitted by Sam Pinell, titled: FASD and Me.
Research Spotlight: FASD & Sleep ft. Dr Nicole Hayes
Meet Dr Nicole Hayes, who is exploring the impact of sleep difficulties on children with FASD and their carers. She hopes this research will help identify ways we can support these children and families in their daily lives.
FASD Hub Webinar: Setting Strong Foundations – Early intervention to help children with FASD thrive
In this webinar, we will learn more about executive function and other common challenges in early childhood, the importance of quality caregiving, strategies for self-regulation in young children, as well as resources that are currently available to support families. Our speakers include experts in paediatrics, psychology, and early childhood development, and a caregiver with lived experience of raising a child with FASD.
Research Spotlight: Australian FASD Indigenous Framework ft Nicole Hewlett
Blending Aboriginal and Western wisdoms, taking a healing-informed approach, and facilitating two-way learning at a grass roots level are keys to improving outcomes for Aboriginal communities living with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), according to a new study. Nicole Hewlett, lead author and researcher at the University of Queensland, explains how the Australian FASD Indigenous framework offers hope and healing for all Australians living with FASD.
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