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• What We Do and How We Are Organised
• What is FASD?

  Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder FASD describes a group of conditions that can develop when someone has been exposed to alcohol in the womb. Conditions include Alcohol Related Neurodevelopmental Disorder and Fetal Alcohol Syndrome.

• Getting a diagnosis
• Referrals

  Information on how to make a referral to the FASD clinic

• What we do

  We aim to clarify the diagnosis and neurodevelopmental profile of FASD Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders and offer guidance to local services on strategies to manage behaviours

• Meet the team

  Our specialist team includes professionals with many years of experience in FASD and neurodevelopmental conditions. We work together to understand each person’s needs and help local services provide the right support.

• Resources and Research

  Resources and research into FASD Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders

• Perinatal Loss
• Contact us
• Improving access to health services

  Our liaison nurses have produced several videos to guide GP and hospital based colleagues on how to improve the experiences of people with a learning disability who need to access mainstream health services. Topics include communication, behaviours that challenge, reasonable adjustments, best interest decisions and the Mantal Capacity Act