FASD Hub Videos
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Living with FASD: Challenges and Hopes
A look at the strengths, challenges and hopes for young Australians living with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD).
FASD: A Doctor’s Story
Gold Coast paediatrician Dr Doug Shelton shares his journey moving from ignorance to knowledge about Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). Dr Shelton now heads up one the leading FASD assessment clinics in Australia.
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.
Jazpa’s Story
Join Jazpa and his mum Sam to learn more about their journey living with FASD
Kath’s Story – Caring for Carers’ mental health
At the 2018 Australasian FASD Conference, Counsellor Kath Thomas offered personal insight into her own struggles while caring for two children living with FASD.
GP Ask The Question’ Video 1: Alcohol in pregnancy is everyone’s business
Telethon Kids Institute researchers have developed 3 videos to assist GPs to understand the importance of asking pregnant women about alcohol use. This is video 1 of the series which explains Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) and why it is important for GP’s to ask pregnant women or women planning a pregnancy about their alcohol use.
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