NOFASD Australia
NOFASD Australia
#02 Diagnosis with Dr Heidi Webster and the Staff of the FASD Clinic
#02 Diagnosis with Dr Heidi Webster and the Staff of the FASD Clinic
#02 Diagnosis with Dr Heidi Webster and the Staff of the FASD Clinic
Monday 16th September 2019
Join health experts as they discuss diagnosing FASD and its impacts on children's development in this enlightening podcast episode.
23 minutes
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Navigating Alcohol Dependency
Family Recovery from Addiction
Stigma & Social Perspectives
Financial Health in Recovery
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It changes perspectives and it certainly, from what we've seen, helps people change what they do to help the child.
Ever wondered what goes into diagnosing Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)? In this episode, Kurt Lewis brings together a panel of health professionals from the Sunshine Coast Child Development Service to shed light on the intricate process. Dr Heidi Webster, Denise Kane, Nicole Lord, Nicole Wood, Cate Hilly, and Jessica Doak share their expertise in a lively discussion that spans various aspects of FASD diagnosis and support.
From the nuances of speech therapy to the critical role of occupational therapy and psychology, these experts break down their roles in helping families navigate this complex condition. The conversation also touches on the broader impacts of FASD on mental health and community understanding. They address common myths about alcohol consumption during pregnancy and emphasize the importance of empathy and informed support from schools and teachers.
By the end of the episode, you'll have a comprehensive view of how FASD is diagnosed and managed, as well as the vital support systems that can make a world of difference for affected children and their families. This episode is perfect for parents, educators, and anyone interested in understanding more about FASD. It's an enlightening listen that combines professional insights with practical advice, making it a valuable resource for those looking to deepen their knowledge and support their communities.