A practical morning or afternoon training option for whole-school teams, designed to build shared understanding, confidence and consistent support for children and young people affected by Prenatal Alcohol Exposure (PAE) and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). Session Overview This FASD-informed INSET session is designed for schools, colleges, alternative provision, specialist settings and multi-agency education teams. It gives all staff a shared, non-blaming understandi

This professional learning session explores the neurodevelopmental impact of prenatal exposure to alcohol and other substances, with a particular focus on Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS) and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). It draws on NHS guidance which describes NAS as a group of withdrawal symptoms that may occur in newborn babies following exposure to certain prescribed or non-prescribed substances during pregnancy, most commonly opioids, while also recognising

This specialist Stage 4 programme is designed for professionals working in Special Educational Needs (SEN) Hub/Unit, or Additionally Resourced Provision (ARP). It provides a structured, evidence-informed framework to strengthen understanding of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) and to support the development of responsive, person-centred practice across education, therapy, safeguarding, and to include the wider multidisciplinary team. Intended Audience The course is suit

The 'FASD Informed' Supported Living Stage 4 Programme is a personalised care training pathway designed specifically for professionals supporting individuals with brain injury through prenatal alcohol exposure (PAE), Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). The programme equips residential teams with practical strategies to support the neurodevelopmental impact of the brain damage and to consider personalised care that is developmentally appropriate, focussed on risk assessing

Essential Transitions Safeguarding Support for nurseries, schools, alternative provision, EOTAS providers, colleges and other settings working with children, young people, and adults with complex needs through prenatal alcohol exposure, Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). Early booking is recommended to support thorough planning and a smooth, well-managed transition. Our online workshops are delivered at a time convenient for your team and may include family consultation

This specialist training supports professionals supporting and teaching children and young people who have complex presentations of Prenatal Alcohol Exposure (PAE), Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), and overlapping needs within residential schools and 24-hour living and learning environments. This essential FASD-informed training equips education and care staff with practical knowledge and strategies to support learners affected by PAE and FASD across both the classroom

Essential safeguarding training for teams supporting children, young people and adults with Prenatal Alcohol Exposure (PAE), Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) and co-occuring complex needs where there are challenges across education, health and care. This bespoke course is designed for multi-agency teams where needs are complex, presentations may be stuck, and safeguarding, educational, medical or home challenges require a thoughtful, co-ordinated response. We tailor the

Become ‘FASD Informed’ to deepen your understanding and create a more supportive environment for children and young people affected by prenatal alcohol exposure. This programme explores the safeguarding risks and complexities of supporting what is to the untrained eye often seen as a hidden disability. Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) has a far-reaching impact on functioning across the lifespan and requires a distinct, informed approach to support and understanding. Eff

Give your team the confidence, language and practical tools to respond to children, young people and adults affected by prenatal alcohol exposure, likely and confirmed Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). This specialist programme is designed for settings supporting complex presentations, emerging need or where there are existing safeguarding concerns, educational barriers and overlapping challenges, especially where progress feels stuck and traditional approaches are not

Build a confident, compassionate and effective classroom or whole-school response for children and young people affected by prenatal alcohol exposure, Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), and complex needs. Programme Overview Give your team the knowledge, confidence and practical tools to respond earlier, understand need more clearly, and improve outcomes. Our FASD Informed™ School Programme equips education professionals with an evidence-informed framework for recognising

'FASD-informed' practice acknowledges the need to see beyond an individual’s presenting 'behaviours', instead to consider 'symptoms'.... ‘What does this person need?’ rather than ‘What is wrong with this person?’ Our 'FASD Informed' Clinic of Therapeutic Professionals offer's 4 Stages of bitesize online delivery tailored to your service, clinic or individual requirements; dip in and out at your pace leading to higher level qualifications: 'FASD Informed'™ Therapeutic Profess

New programme for 2026! To attend the course there is no requirement to have a diagnosis of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), if Prenatal Alcohol Exposure (PAE) or Drugs is known or suspected. Where alcohol is known the new clinical guidance for alcohol is ‘to rule FASD in’ to support good practice in early intervention and to find support routes to assessment and support ongoing needs. Sessions for our 2026 programme are subsidised heavily to support the National Mini

The FASD Informed Stage 4 Programme is a specialist training pathway for social workers and allied professionals who support children, young people, adults and families affected by Prenatal Alcohol Exposure (PAE) and/or prenatal drug exposure. The programme equips practitioners to recognise the neurodevelopmental impact of prenatal alcohol exposure, consider safeguarding through an FASD-informed lens, and adapt assessment, care planning and intervention so that support is dev

New programme for 2026! There is no requirement to have experience with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) or for you to support a child with a diagnosis, where if Prenatal Alcohol Exposure (PAE) or Drugs is known or suspected, the new clinical guidance for alcohol is ‘to rule FASD in’ to support good practice in early intervention and to find support routes to assessment. Sessions for our 2026 programme are subsidised heavily to support the Fostering Services Regulations

The FASD Informed Residential Home Stage 4 Programme is a specialist training pathway designed specifically for children’s homes and young people’s residential services supporting individuals with Prenatal Alcohol Exposure (PAE) and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). The programme equips residential teams to understand the neurodevelopmental impact of prenatal alcohol exposure and to deliver support that is developmentally appropriate, focussed on safeguarding severe com

Become 'FASD Informed' to foster a deeper understanding in creating a more supportive environment for those impacted by Prenatal Exposure to Alcohol. For teams supporting children, young people and adults with Prenatal Alcohol Exposure, Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD); complex needs, stuck, educational, medical and home challenges. Providing essential FASD safeguarding training. This course is designed for professionals working in Post 16 education academic settings: S

Become 'FASD Informed' to foster a deeper understanding in creating a more supportive environment for those impacted by Prenatal Exposure to Alcohol. This course is designed for professionals working in higher education academic settings: Student Welfare Officers, SEND Coordinator (SENDCo) or similar leadership roles to coordinate and support students with special educational needs, Student Advisor, Student Union members, Lecturers, Head of Department, Key workers, Scribe, Ex

This course is essential training if you are an employer, provider or are supporting a young person with prenatal alcohol exposure and trauma. Supporting good practice alongside the Supported Internship Quality Assurance Framework (SIQAF) to support continuous improvement and ensure high standards across Supported Internships (SI) provision. FASD Informed™ Stage 1: What is Prenatal Alcohol Exposure & Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder?….. with no assumptions start on the same pa

Bitesize Stage 4 early intervention programme; online live delivery for Pre-School, Nurseries, Child Care, Sure Start, Family Hubs, Start for Life, Heath & Education teams. The sessions will be tailored to the babies & children you support with prenatal alcohol exposure and adverse childhood experiences; supporting and reinforcing EYFS legal requirements, early intervention and the governments 'Giving every child the best start in life' agenda for change. This course is desi

Preparing for the next steps and transitions is really what college life is all about, we provide a bespoke programme to consider young adults with complex presentations of Prenatal Alcohol Exposure, Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, Fluctuating Capacity and overlapping complex needs. This course is designed for professionals working in your specialist settings: Key workers, Teachers, Teaching Assistants, SENCO's, Therapists, Supported Internship co-ordinators, Work Placement,

For those supporting children looked after and previously looked after with Prenatal Alcohol Exposure, Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder and Complex Needs. Early intervention & personalised learning for those with complex need; identifying and providing effective support for children and young people who are vulnerable. This course is designed for: Virtual School staff, Teachers, Teaching Assistants, SENCO's, Designated Teachers and other team members supporting children looked

This course is for you if are an independent advocate for individuals or carers supporting prenatal alcohol exposure, Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) You may work for an organisation or you might be a carer, family member, friend or work colleague of someone with or supporting Prenatal Alcohol Exposure, FASD. In navigating systems like social care, education, or legal proceedings it is essential to understand the complexities of the most severe of the neurodevelopment

The FASD Informed Stage 4 Programme is a specialist training pathway for social workers and allied professionals who support children, young people, adults and families affected by Prenatal Alcohol Exposure (PAE) and/or prenatal drug exposure. The programme equips practitioners to recognise the neurodevelopmental impact of prenatal alcohol exposure, consider safeguarding through an FASD-informed lens, and adapt assessment, care planning and intervention so that support is dev