FASD is a complex neuro-disability and this second course builds on the themes from the Intro course. It considers the impact on the new NICE quality standard on FASD and the role of different professionals. It explores how sensory processing issues may affect the person’s presentation. It looks at how to reframe behaviours and different strategies that can help when working or caring for with someone with FASD in different settings. All people with FASD are different and options for post-18 will be considered.
The course contains a combination of slides, videos, interactive exercises and case studies.
Participants should think of any people they are working with that have or are at risk of having FASD as this would be useful for discussion and reflection.
Objectives and outcomes from the course of this disability events
The learning objectives of the Seminar are:Consider the impact of the new NICE guidelinesExplore how sensory processing issues affect the persons presentationHow to reframe behaviours and different strategies
Who should attend
This day is suitable for a range of professionals across services including health, social care, education, mental health and criminal justice.
Pre-requisite
Participants must have completed the Intro to FASD online course to be able to access this follow on course.
Additional Info
With full attendance, you will be issued a certificate of attendance.
A Little about Joanna and her Journey....
Joanna Buckard, is a specialist FASD trainer and Health and Social Care Lecturer and has been working within the FASD field for 18 years and within the health, social and education sector for 25 years. Her education includes BSc Psychology, MSc Developmental Psychology and a PGCE.
She founded Red Balloon Training in 2008 to deliver specialist FASD training and consultancy to health, social care and education professionals and has delivered bespoke training and consultancy throughout the UK and Channel Islands. Joanna also works as the Director of Innovation for National FASD and has been consulting on National FASD projects over the last 15 years including speaking at conferences, delivering training, writing FASD booklets for Midwives and GPs and an e-learning course. She has taken part in and consulted on a National FASD film and the awareness raising Pregnant Pause events.
Joanna has presented research on FASD nationally and internationally and has also spoken in parliament as part of the APPG on FASD. She has been on the steering group for a University of Salford FASD parenting course. Joanna has delivered all the training for the Preventing alcohol exposed pregnancies project for GMHSCP.
Joanna was interviewed about FASD on Sky news, BBC news , Women’s hour and Times radio and has had a book chapter published on Social Care Issues and Complex Family Relationships Intertwined with FASD. She has also recently undertaken research on how FASD is managed in the UK criminal justice system.
Fee of £100 includes VAT, Registration and buffet lunch
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