Resources

RESOURCES FROM FASD Network UK

Understanding FASD for Parents, Carers & Professionals
​This was written by Maria Catterick of FASD Network UK and published by JKP. Books can be purchased at training events, or on Amazon.  

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UK Animation from FASD Network UK
We developed a short animation to raise awareness of FASD with young people. Click on the image to play the video.
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FREE DOWNLOADABLE RESOURCES

​Resource for Caregivers
Strategies not Solutions (Parenting Strategies) 
Caregiver Booklet
I am a Caregiver
Baby Steps (Caring for Babies with Prenatal Exposure)
Let's Talk FASD  
FASD Information Sheets 
Overlapping Characteristics 
Choosing a School 
EHCP Exemplar Guide
​Sleep Diary
Understanding Behaviour
​Money Matters Guide- Contact 
​PIP Guide - Contact
DLA Guide - Contact
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Resources for Teachers
Letter for teachers of FASD students about COVID
Primary School Framework 
Secondary School Framework 
SSAT Resources for Schools
Executive Functioning 101                       
Educational Success 
What Educators Need to Know
Teaching Maths to Children with FASD
Behaviour and Discipline
​FASD & Complex Trauma for Educators

Resources for Children & Young People
All about me 
Survival in School
Survival at Home
Comic
Tips to Understand & Manage FASD
Going Back to School after COVID
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Resources for Practitioners
NICE Draft Guidelines
PHE: Alcohol Harm in Pregnancy
BMA FASD Guide 2016 
BMJ Guidelines
Canadian Diagnostic Guidelines
​Repair of Early Trauma
National Geographic
FASD & Stigma
Prevalence Video Philip May
FASD and the Justice System Video
Recovering Hope Video
GP Video
Handout for Pregnancy
​FAS Project Netherlands Animation
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Resources for Adults with FASD
You have been diagnosed with FASD, now what?
Tips for Understanding and Managing FASD
Lifeguard Strategies for Adults
Supporting Success for Adults
A video of a father and son discussing their experiences of FASD
A video with an adult who explains what having FASD means to him
A video from one of our young women with FASD explaining what FASD means to her
Parenting as an adult with FASD