Understanding FASD for Parents/Carers (Course)

About Course

FASD (Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder) is a condition that affects children when a mother drinks alcohol during pregnancy. It is a serious and lifelong condition, and children with FASD often display a range of physical, behavioural, and cognitive symptoms. These can include facial abnormalities, growth deficiencies, learning and memory problems, impulsiveness, and difficulty with social skills. Our course is specifically designed to aid parents and caregivers in recognising and managing these symptoms.
 
We provide practical strategies for supporting children with FASD, as well as tips on working with healthcare providers, educators, and other professionals to ensure the best outcomes for the child. Our program takes a proactive, holistic approach and emphasises family and community support for children with FASD. With our assistance, you can help provide the support and care that these children need to flourish.

Course Content

Section 01

FASD 'The Hidden Disability'

Preview 48 Min

Live Q and A Session

Next Scheduled Session

60 Min