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Explore a range of resources designed to assist you to successfully engage with community members when exploring FASD and neurodevelopmental conditions.

Learn about trauma and the developing brain and access resources relating to trauma responsive practices.

Investigate FASD and neurodevelopmental conditions as well as the history of FASD in the Fitzroy Valley.

Explore the importance of diagnosis as well as the screening and diagnosis process.

Identify health partners in the Fitzroy Valley, supporting both health professionals and families.

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In this video, Emily Carter AM explores key considerations for connecting with community.

The 5 principles provide guidance on improving access to health and disability services.

A reflective tool to promote cultural safety when working with Aboriginal communities.

Recommended language to use when talking about people with FASD.

'Flipping the lid' video explores the neuroscience behind a trauma response.

Recognising different types of trauma.

Trauma responsive wellbeing principles.

Reflections on the importance of healthy attachment.

Explore how trauma effects the developing brain.

PTSD and the cumulative impacts of trauma.

Information on FASD and neurodevelopmental impairments.

A timeline of research in the Fitzroy Valley.

Raising awareness of the harms of alcohol use during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

Early diagnosis and therapeutic supports.

Explore the steps towards diagnosis.

How to navigate the NDIS.

A list of support and health partners in the Fitzroy Valley, WA.