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Meet Prue Walker: The role of the social worker in FASD diagnosis
As a social worker, part of Prue Walker’s role is to make sure that children and families are supported before, during and after their FASD assessments. In this video, Prue shares a snapshot of some of the ways she helps families through this challenging time.
Michael and Lina’s story
Michael and Lina are children living with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) in Australia. Learn about their challenges and their successes when they have the right supports in place.
Nicole Hewlett – Aboriginal wisdom in the FASD space shifts your knowing, being and doing
The Australian FASD Indigenous Framework unfolds the shifts that non-Aboriginal health professionals and Aboriginal communities each need to make in their respective ways of knowing, being and doing in order to facilitate equitable access to healing-informed, strengths-based and culturally responsive FASD resources. This presentation extends an invitation to learn about how Aboriginal and Western knowledges […]
Parent’s Perspective: Anita’s Story
Anita is a social worker and parent to three teenagers, two of whom have been diagnosed with FASD. In this video, Anita and her son Dima share their experiences and encourage health professionals to work in partnership with families to bring about positive solutions.
Parent’s Perspective: Vanessa’s Story
Dr Vanessa Spiller is a Clinical Psychologist raising awareness about FASD. She also shares her experiences as a parent of a teenager living with FASD. This video features some footage of her presentation at the 2nd Australasian FASD Conference 2018.
Professional perspectives
The effects of low to moderate prenatal alcohol exposure in early pregnancy on IQ in five- year-old children
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