This course is designed to support direct payment workers, personal assistants, volunteers, youth workers, or charity workers supporting children or adults 1:1 or 2:1 with prenatal alcohol exposure FASD Informed™ Stage 1: What is Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder?….. with no assumptions start on the same page at a gentle pace; where we consider the damage of the brain and nervous system; how this impacts the whole child or adult. What should you consider in adapting your method

Essential training: What are the differences? 'FASD is the most severe of the neurodevelopmental disorders in terms of its far-reaching...

Educators play a vital role in supporting children affected by prenatal alcohol exposure. By recognising the spectrum of need, understanding the impacts on learning, and implementing effective strategies, educators can foster a nurturing environment that promotes growth and development. If you have a child in your School with Prenatal Alcohol Exposure or diagnosed Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) we will tailor the training around that child's needs where in Stage 1 we