Tailored information relevant for individuals with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), families and carers
While life can be challenging for people living with FASD, it is important to recognise the successes – small step-by-step.
Getting the right diagnosis and support, and understanding the challenges that having FASD brings, is crucial to set people with FASD – and their families – up to thrive.
The National Organisation for Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) provide:
Contact:
National Helpline: 1800 860 613
Russell Family Fetal Alcohol Disorders Association (rffada) is a not-for-profit health promotion charity.
Their mission is to support families, to provide information, training and education to increase the capacity of communities, organisations and individuals to support those people living with FASD to live to their full potential.
Dr Vanessa Spiller is a Clinical Psychologist raising awareness about FASD. In this video she shares her experiences as a parent of a teenager living with FASD.
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.
Counsellor Kath Thomas offers personal insight into her own struggles while caring for two children living with FASD.
Find health professionals and services with FASD experience and expertise.
Information provided on the FASD Hub is for educational purposes only and is not meant to substitute for the advice of a doctor or other health professional. You must not rely on this website as an alternative to seeking an appointment with a health professional. If you have concerns about your own health or that of your children, consult with a registered and qualified health professional.
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