Kurt Lewis

👉 A snippet from the important ABC radio segment where Cheryl Dedman, Chair of NOFASD's Board of Directors was interviewed about the recent release of an update to the original 2016 Guidelines for the Diagnosis of FASD, #FASD #FASDdiagnosis #FetalAlcoholSpectrumDisorder

Robyn Smith, NOFASD's Manager of Helpline Services, delivered #FASD training to staff of the Meekatharra High School earlier this week. Robyn (at right) is seen here with Principal, Narelle Bubb. To enquire about training for your organisation see: buff.ly/3itVPt4

The National FASD Program Social Return on Investment report found that every $1 invested in the Every Moment Matters campaign generated a $9 social return. The campaign increased awareness & changed behaviours. NOFASD is proud to have worked with FARE on this major initiative

Teachers, are you equipped to support students with FASD? 🍎 NOFASD offers educational resources to help you create a more supportive environment for individuals with FASD. 🌟 Learn more: buff.ly/2OOpvY3 #FASD #Teachers #InclusiveLearning #FetalAlcoholSpectrumDisorder

📢 Parents & caregivers: Join Eileen Devine’s FREE webinar on Thursday 16th January at 12:00 PM AEDT. ✨ Topic: "Your 10-Second Child in a One-Second World: Slower Processing and How to Support It" Save your spot: buff.ly/4adw2l2

Work in the alcohol and other drugs sector? Check out NOFASD’s free resources designed for the AOD sector, buff.ly/3JV3JdV #FASD #alcohol #pregnancy

An inspiration for today - as we reflect on the end of 2024 and the beginning of 2025.

A Christmas message for you from the team at NOFASD Australia.

Cheryl Dedman, Chair of NOFASD’s Board, presented a FASD Information session to Southern Cross PROBUS Club in Shepparton. Around 60 members attended and were highly engaged in the session, asking many questions. Cheryl is seen here (at left) with Club President Glen Burdekin.

It's time for you to unwrap another gift from NOFASD in our mini-Advent calendar series. We hope this is a good reminder for you at this busy time of year! #NOFASDchristmas #FASD #FetalAlcoholSpectrumDisorder #NeuroDiverse

An interesting video from the CDC in the US featuring stories from individuals and families about their experience obtaining the diagnosis of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) and how the diagnosis provided a sense of relief and empowerment. buff.ly/40UoeC0 #FASD

In this interesting article from SBS, they examine Kit the Koala. Created by palawa woman Nicole Hewlett with help from a Toowoomba Mothers' group, the animation stars a koala living with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder - #FASD. buff.ly/4hmaAgR

Sophie Harrington and Julie Woods delivered #FASD training in Ballina in collaboration with Bulgarr Ngaru Medical Aboriginal Corporation, Bullinah Aboriginal Health Service and Rekindling the Spirit Health Service. Some sessions were held in nature to encourage discussions.

Do you support a young person who has #FASD and displays aggressive behaviours? This webinar by Dr Maude Champagne, an award-winning Canadian neuroscience researcher, psychotherapist & social worker will be of interest to you. Register at: buff.ly/3Z8zJUX

As highlighted in this short video, recent research has confirmed the prevalence of children with FASD in the foster care system. Read more about this research: buff.ly/4eZUEzf. #FASD #FetalAlcoholSpectrumDisorder #FosterCare #OutOfHomeCare

Remembrance Day - 11th November - marks the anniversary of the Armistice that ended World War I. The NOFASD team honours the courage of those who fought, who fell and who bore the scars and trauma of war to ensure the security and happiness of the generations that followed.

Earlier this month Sophie Harrington, CEO of NOFASD presented at the APSAD Conference on the topic of "Supporting Women at Higher Risk of an Alcohol-Exposed Pregnancy". #FASD #ASPAD2024 #FetalAlcoholSpectrumDisorder #alcohol #pregnancy

OT, Cate Hilly, discuss her research with children who have #FASD & motor coordination difficulties. Learn more by listening to Cate outline her research in just 3 minutes at: buff.ly/3T6QHzQ We’ve also provided a written transcript of the presentation.

NOFASD is now accepting EOIs from parents/carers who are interested in joining the final online support group for this year. There are limited places in each group to enable group discussions. To register your interest in participating: buff.ly/3itVPt4

NOFASD’s podcast host Kurt Lewis chats with Katelyn Mullally about her research focusing on an aspect of the criminal justice system that is problematic for individuals with FASD. Listen at: buff.ly/3XMlEdT #FASD #CriminalJustice