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Supporting Success for young people & adults with FASD

Aug 22, 2025
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Providing a safe space & setting new expectations... we offer a fresh page


  • Following on from our Stage 1 course 'What is FASD?' we consider how to turn the theory into good practice

  • Streams of thought..... how do we teach 'how to think' strategies?

  • Creating spaces that support success

  • Avoid assumptions; FASD safeguarding and mental capacity

  • Keeping things simple

  • Relationships and community involvement

  • What tools do we need in our toolbelt to get the right support for young people and adults with prenatal alcohol exposure?

  • We will encourage reflection on shared practice in 'thinking differently'

  • How do we tune in and respond to some of the big emotions we see in young people & adults with FASD?

  • Providing reflection of case examples in stuck and complex presentations


Online live delivery includes Certification & FASD Resources; with progression opportunities to a higher level learning.


FASD Informed Education delivered by a strong experienced qualified team, tailoring a bespoke service to support your team in becoming FASD Responsive.



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Image with kind permission of one of our FASD Friend @Charlie Mackesy
Image with kind permission of one of our FASD Friend @Charlie Mackesy

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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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