A broad range of education and training opportunities from the FASD Hub Australia and other providers.
Developed by researchers from The University of Sydney and The Kids Research Institute Australia, these free training events and materials are designed for health professionals involved in Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder prevention, diagnosis and care. Others involved in supporting people with FASD, such as parents and carers, may also find these offerings useful. We welcome a broad and diverse audience to the FASD Hub Learning Community.
FASD Hub Australia’s next live webinar dives deep into tools and approaches for the secondary classroom. Kick-start the new school year with confidence and capacity to respond to the needs of adolescent learners with FASD and register today.
Featured Speakers: Julia Riches, Learning with FASD Coordinator and Vanessa Spiller, Clinical Psychologist and FASD Educator. Additional speakers to be announced shortly.
Event details: 12:05 PM AWST | 3:05 PM AEST, Wednesday 18 February 2026.
These free, self-paced eLearning modules are designed to give health professionals an introduction to FASD, an understanding of the risks of alcohol use in pregnancy and how to assess alcohol use, information needed to conduct assessment using the three diagnostic criteria, principles for discussing diagnosis and developing a management plan, and understanding of the referral and screening pathway.
*Please note, this training aligns to the Australian Guide to Diagnosis of FASD released in 2016 and updated in 2020. An updated eLearning course which aligns to the Australian Guidelines for the Assessment and Diagnosis of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, released in 2025, will be available soon.
Looking to hold your own clinical training workshop?
This manual contains all the information required to prepare, coordinate, deliver and evaluate a FASD Clinical Workshop.
These training materials are designed for clinicians who have already undertaken the FASD eLearning modules.
*Please note, this training aligns to the Australian Guide to Diagnosis of FASD released in 2016 and updated in 2020. An updated workshop course which aligns to the Australian Guidelines for the Assessment and Diagnosis of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, released in 2025, will be available soon.
The following training opportunities are offered by other organisations, including universities, government, non-profit, advocacy and other groups. These include free and paid courses. The FASD Hub is not responsible for the content or administration of these training courses.
The Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education (FARE) partnered with Medcast to produce this evidence-based eLearning course, which takes 60 to 90 minutes to complete.
Every Moment Matters is a national campaign supporting alcohol-free pregnancies and safe breastfeeding practices, endorsed and funded by the Australian Government.
Self-directed learning guide for health professionals
This four-part module and additional resources are designed for school leadership teams to present to their staff. They examine how FASD impacts on learning and provide a range of strategies to support students with diverse learning needs.
This online training is for parents and carers of young people impacted by FASD, and has been developed by Dr Vanessa Spiller, a Clinical Psychologist and parent to a young adult with FASD.
This flexible, modular package of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Prevention and Health Promotion Resources is designed for face-to-face workshops with health professionals.
FASD Prevention and Health Promotion Resources Project:
Graduate Certificate in the Diagnosis and Assessment of FASD
The aim of the Graduate Certificate is to provide clinicians with the specialist knowledge and clinical skills required to participate in team-based assessment and diagnosis of FASD.
Applications close 31 January 2026.
FASD Short Courses (Micro-credentials)
This micro-credential will cover the historical and social context of FASD and common comorbidities.
This micro-credential will outline the relevant ethical issues in FASD assessments and intervention strategies.
Students completing this micro-credential will receive online peer group supervision led and moderated by Professor Carmela Pestell (Clinical Neuropsychologist/Clinical Psychologist) and Dr Grace Tan (Master/PhD in Clinical Neuropsychology).
Applications close 30 June 2025.
The Prevention Services Division at the Mental Health Commission (WA) provides a range of training to health professionals and service providers about FASD.
As a national organisation, NOFASD Australia delivers education and training to a wide range of audiences across Australia. The content and format of workshops is tailored according to the needs of the participants, to include caregivers, educator, disability services, justice, child protection and health sector professionals.
Australian Fundamentals in FASD
For service providers and government agencies, this course will provide you with an opportunity to learn more about the challenges your clients and their families experience and how you can provide FASD-informed supports.
For parents, carers and adults with FASD, this course sets a benchmark that you can expect as a minimum from the service providers you engage with.
Developed by researchers at the Telethon Kids Institute, Reframe Training is an evidence-based program that empowers frontline staff to recognise the challenges faced by young people with neurodisability, reframe their associated behaviours, and respond appropriately.
A one-day workshop run by Prue Walker for professionals to develop skills and strategies for supporting individuals with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD).
This workshop explores topics including:
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