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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 ā€“ to understand.

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.

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?

Research Spotlight: Alcohol & Breastfeeding ft Elissa Strumpher

Can drinking alcohol while breastfeeding harm my baby? If I do have a drink, how long will the alcohol remain in my milk? We asked mum of two Elissa Strumpher to answer some common questions about alcohol and breastfeeding.

Research Spotlight: A strengths-based approach to supporting children with FASD Kelly Skorka

Kelly Skorka is a PhD candidate at the University of Queensland. Her research is exploring the benefits of looking at strengths, hobbies and interests – not just challenges – when supporting children and young people with FASD.

Research Spotlight: Making FASD History in the Pilbara ft David Tucker

David Tucker is a researcher and PhD candidate who has been working on the Make FASD History in the Pilbara project. We asked David to share some of the project’s findings around the role of men in supporting their partners to not drink alcohol during pregnancy.

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