FASD-INFORMED CARE IN TREATMENT OF ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUGS SUBSTANCE USE
Individuals with FASD require appropriate services that are tailored for their unique strengths and challenges. Evidence shows that AOD substance use is unfortunately a secondary condition that can develop for individuals with FASD, especially if an individual has not had the benefit of appropriate, FASD-informed supports at an early age. Accordingly, NOFASD Australia congratulates our […]
NOFASD Podcasts
Oct28 #19 Strengths with Kelly Skorka Oct21 Pregnancy and Alcohol: The Surprising Reality
CJ Lutke’s Blog
Apr27 STRANGERS IN A STRANGE PLACE – MEMORY & FASD “When you plant lettuce, if it does not grow well, you don’t blame the lettuce.” … Aug24 A JOURNEY TO HEALING “Our stories are not meant for everyone. Hearing them is a privilege, and we should … Feb24 ORIGIN STORIES AND DESTINATIONS ORIGIN STORIES AND […]
Mama Maremma’s Blog
Nov23 MANAGING OVERWHELM AT CHRISTMAS Prepare yourself… the world is about to change! December is a time of frantic shoppers, once-a-year social visits, flashing lights, bright decorations, loud and often … Oct07 ISOLATION TIME OUT I think that I would be mirroring the thoughts of many who care for someone living with FASD, when I […]
NOFASD Australia Blog
Jul22 A Sister’s Story My brother and I were adopted into a loving family over 50 years ago. My brother is 52 years old and has caused our family … Mar29 THE SENATE INQUIRY SERIES: SENATE INQUIRY FINDINGS On 9 September 2019, International FASD Awareness Day, an inquiry was referred to the Senate Community Affairs References Committee into effective approaches to prevention […]
