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FASD Informed Education Stage 1 course

Education: FASD Informed Stage 1

Price

£100

Duration

90 minutes

About the Course

Neuro-developmental Trauma Training: FASD Informed™ Education Stage 1

Aim: To provide an overview of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) & its co-occurring neurodevelopmental conditions to support the NICE Quality Standards for FASD, we will consider:


·       How FASD impacts developmental age & the brain domains

·       How the teratogen alcohol informs the spectrum of need and co-occurring conditions

·       The impact of alcohol on the brain and its vulnerabilities

·    Identify how alcohol is neuro-developmental trauma 

·       Review developmental milestones in the womb; the lifelong impact of brain damage

·       Examine the developmental divergence of peers

·       Confabulation, processing & communication

· Safeguarding & risk assessment

. Good practice in accessing support from multi-disciplinary teams



Good practice in neurodevelopmental support informs us that working towards being ‘FASD Responsive’ includes empowering all members of the team who come into contact with child/ren with prenatal exposure to alcohol.


Although individual indicators vary greatly, this is an illustrative example of what life might be like for someone with an FASD profile:


  • I might appear to be very articulate but have problems understanding what you have just told me, as well as keeping track of what I was asked to do to correct my behaviour.


  • I might be very impulsive without thinking of the consequences; and, even if corrected, I may do it again because I have great difficulty learning from experience.


  • I might appear truculent and challenging and act inappropriately for my age.


  • I might be anxious and developing mental health issues because I am being bullied or misunderstood so often.


  • I might have real skills and talents, I am unable to demonstrate consistently because my life is so disorganised and stressful.


Online live delivery (90 minutes) includes certification & resources


The stage 1 overview training leads to:

Stage 2 'Strategies to support the inside & outdoor classroom'

Stage 3 'Confabulation, processing & communication; speech & language

Stage 4 'Safeguarding & risk assessment

Stage 5 'Good practice in transition planning'


To request further information or to book info@fasdinformed.co.uk


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DISCLAIMER Every child, young person and adult with prenatal alcohol exposure, likely FASD or confirmed FASD is unique. Needs, strengths, risks, health profile, communication, adaptive functioning, family context and support requirements can vary significantly across individuals and across the lifespan. This information is therefore intended to support families and professionals in education, policy discussion and service improvement by encouraging a whole-person, whole-family and whole-system approach.

 

Assessment, planning and provision should be informed by the person’s individual profile and developed through coordinated multi-agency working across education, health, social care, safeguarding, family support, independent legal advise and, where appropriate, specialist FASD-informed clinical input.

 

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FASD Informed UK™ is a trading name of FASD Hub South West, established to extend specialist FASD-informed support, education and advocacy across the UK. 

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