Learning

FASD Workshops

Prue’s FASD workshops provide the foundation for families and professionals to understand and respond to FASD.

​Workshops are delivered face-to-face and by Zoom. Learn how to recognise FASD, understand a diagnosis, take the next steps and engage helpful services and supports.

Prue draws on evidence-based approaches to help professionals understand how to adapt their work to meet the needs of those with FASD.

More advanced workshops for professionals include supporting children in out of home care; youth justice issues; and case planning. Prue can also tailor training to your needs.

Understanding and Responding to FASD

A one-day workshop for carers and professionals looking to develop new knowledge and skills to support children,young people and adults with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). Topics include:

• • What is FASD? How does prenatal alcohol exposure affect the brain?
  • Common features of FASD
  • Assessment and diagnosis
  • FASD practice principles for supporting children, young people and adults
  • Developing care plans and interventions
  • Therapies and NDIS funded supports
  • Managing complexity in child protection and youth justice settings
  • Supporting strengths of people with FASD
  • Case Studies – applying FASD practice to common scenarios

Customised Training

Prue can customise training based on your organisational needs. These workshops can be delivered face-to-face within Australia or by Zoom.

Join me for this practical workshop, where you’ll gain an understanding of the impact of FASD and the essential elements of support for individuals with FASD at all stages of life, from children to adults. Whether you’re in childcare, family services, education, justice, or NDIS, this workshop offers practical insights and tools to better address the needs of those with FASD.