Online FASD learning packages, face-to-face training, workshops, seminars and conferences are conducted by different government and non-government organisations across Australia.
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eLearning modules to accompany the Australian Guide to the diagnosis of FASD
Series of online modules for clinicians
Women want to know
This initiative has developed accredited training modules on alcohol and pregnancy for health professionals.
WA Health AUDIT-C Learning Guide
Self-directed learning guide for health professionals
FASD Clinical Workshop Facilitator Manual
This manual contains all the information required to prepare, coordinate, deliver and evaluate a FASD Clinical Workshop.
FASD Prevention & Health Promotion Resources
This flexible, modular package of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Prevention and Health Promotion Resources is designed for face to face workshops with health professionals.
UWA Short Courses and Postgraduate Certificate
The new online short courses aim to provide students with the foundational knowledge required for understanding FASD.
1. History and Characteristics of FASD
2. Considerations for FASD Diagnosis
The aim of the postgraduate course is to provide students with the specialist knowledge and clinical skills required to participate in team-based assessment and diagnosis of FASD.
FASD Training
The Prevention Services Division at the Mental Health Commission (WA) provides a range of training to health professionals and service providers about FASD. (1) Healthy women and pregnancy (2) Healthy women and pregnancy - Aboriginal focus on FASD in communities (3) 'New' valuable conversations: applying TICP & MI to alcohol use during pregnancy
Explained by brain
Online educational program especially for parents and carers of young people with FASD or at risk of FASD - new course starting 1 March 2021.
Australian Foundations 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.
Reframe Training
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.
Australian and New Zealand FASD Clinical Network
The network is a group of clinicians, researchers and advocates who are interested in improving outcomes for individuals with FASD. The purpose of the network is to coordinate, expand capacity and align clinical approaches to referral, assessment, diagnosis and intervention across Australia and New Zealand.
If you are interested in joining the network, please contact Christine Rogan.