FASD Port Mac - Behaviour, Diagnosis and strategies for support

** THIS HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED TO THE DATE SHOWN **

(Due to unforeseen circumstances we have rescheduled this training from the 11th Sept to the 15th of October, thank you for understanding)

Designed for those who work with or care for those with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum disorder and will cover the following:

• Understand the impact of prenatal alcohol exposure on the developing fetus.
• Understand the process of FASD diagnosis and assessment
• How FASD presents in children, young people and adults
• How to work effectively with those with FASD using positive behaviour support
• Links to online resources and referral pathways for ongoing support
• Celebrate the unique skills and contributions that those with FASD offer.

"This workshop was invaluable in deepening my understanding of how to best support the young people and their carers that i work with daily. The training was engaging, informative and thought provoking" (Foster Care Support Worker)

This training will be hosted by ThIS Training, a Lismore based training organisation that develops and delivers evidence informed workshops and training packages to individuals and organisations engaging with people of all ages with complex behaviours. Our expertise ranges across neuroscience, developmental trauma, therapeutic practice, disability & inclusion, FASD, vicarious trauma, PTSD and education support. We recognise the unique challenges that come with working in regional and remote areas, and are committed to ensuring that organisations and carers that work with people living in these areas have access to the same high quality face to face training afforded to the larger cities.

ThIS Training offers discounts to organisations who would like to register 5 or more people to attend the workshop. Please contact us at the email below if this is the case. Please DO NOT book via Eventbrite, as the discount will not be applied.

The venue is yet to be finalised, and registered attendees will receive an email at least 2 weeks prior to the workshop to confirm the venue.