Articles, recommendations and reflections on FASD. If there’s something you’d like to know more about, drop me a line and I’ll do my best to answer.
Why I take FASD training to the NT
Occasionally, I am asked why I provide FASD training in the Northern Territory, despite residing in Melbourne. It’s a valid question, and the answer involves a backstory that I’d like to share with you. Please note that this narrative is rather lengthy, so feel free to skip ahead if you wish. In 2006, I packed up and headed to Alice…
Being a FASD detective – connecting brain and behaviour
It’s the same every night…when Sophie (10) gets in the shower, I tell her to use shampoo. I ask her if she’s washing her hair and she says yes … then she comes out of the bathroom and her hair is dry. When I confront her, she gets upset and says she’s not lying…. Is this FASD? If you sometimes…
Parenting and FASD: 3 steps that can make a difference
If your child has received a diagnosis of FASD, you are probably thinking – what next? Here are 3 steps for parents to help meet your child’s needs.
Essential FASD resources
If you are looking for good quality information about fetal alcohol spectrum disorder, it can be hard to know where to start. When I first started learning about FASD in 2006, there was very little information available in Australia – nearly all the resources I found were from the US or Canada. Fortunately that’s changed, and we now have some…
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