We’re pleased to announce the launch of our new podcast, “FASD: A Guide for Occupational Therapists”.
Occupational Therapy can play a life-changing role in supporting children and young people with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) – yet many families and professionals don’t fully understand what that support looks like in practice.
In this podcast episode, we bring together Occupational Therapy specialists and parents with lived experience to explore practical, everyday strategies that can make a real difference. From sensory integration and task breakdown to reducing shame and building self-confidence, the conversation highlights the full breadth of the OT “toolbox” and how it can support better outcomes for children and families.
Whether you’re a health or education professional, a parent or carer, or simply want to better understand FASD, this episode offers powerful insight and real-world advice.
🎧 Listen to the episode below and share with colleagues or networks who may find it useful.
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Helping families on their journey to diagnosis
Did you know we have a suite of FASD podcasts for the professionals a person with FASD will likely see in the journey to diagnosis? Learn more below.
- FASD: A Guide for Speech and Language Therapists with Rachel Jackson, Morag Burns and Sandy Butcher – exploring communication support for those with FASD.
- Primary Care podcast: Neurodevelopmental Disorders in Children (Focus on FASD) with Consultant Psychiatrist Dr. Raja Mukherjee – helping GPs and health teams identify and support FASD.
Help us promote this podcast with colleagues or networks who may find it useful
We’ve produced a set of resources you can utilise to promote the podcast on your social channels, you can download them here.
Join us in this crucial conversation
To further enhance your knowledge on FASD and support services, we have included valuable resources and links below. These range from educational videos and guidance to organisations dedicated to FASD research, support, and training. We encourage you to explore these resources and extend your understanding beyond the podcast.