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FASD Informed Social Care Support

Best Practice in Early Intervention

FASD Informed Social Care

We tailor our bespoke 'FASD-Informed' training sessions around your services and the needs of the families you support; every session is unique because we consider your caseload, the blend of your community & the difference it will make to every case you consider in the future. 

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FASD continues to be a frequently misunderstood condition, those who are not appropriately trained or knowledgeable can often make inaccurate assumptions due to the fact that many individuals with FASD can superficially present as more able than they actually are, due to their spiky cognitive and neurodevelopmental profiles.


With up to 428 co-occurring neurodevelopmental conditions common to FASD, spanning across 18 of 22 chapters of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) -10. The most prevalent disease conditions include congenital malformations, deformities, and chromosomal abnormalities, mental and 'behavioural' disorders..... we consider the symptoms and look outside the box for a way forward. 

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Take a look at our 'FASD Informed' Training for Multi-Disciplinary Teams

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Become ‘FASD Informed™’ to make a difference and to move towards becoming ‘FASD Responsive™’

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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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