Focusing on FASD for a positive future
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Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) is a developmental condition that affects around 2% of Australians. Many individuals with FASD have challenges that make daily life difficult. We focus on understanding FASD as the first step in doing things differently. 

• When families understand what children need, they can get the right supports and accommodate their child's differences
• When adults with FASD understand themselves, they can become their own advocates
• ​When professionals understand FASD, they can adapt their practice and find new approaches
• When policy makers recognise FASD, they can design more inclusive approaches

Our approach is:

• Strengths-based
• Trauma-informed
• Evidence-based
• Informed by current research.

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Education services include:

• Online FASD courses for organisations, individuals, and families

Support services include:

• support and coaching to families and adults living with FASD 

Consulting services include:

• case reviews for child protection, youth justice and disability services
• consulting services to help organisations to adapt their practices and programs to become FASD-informed
• guest speaking/presentations​

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