What is FASD?

Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder is a lifelong disability (affecting more than three in every 100 people in the UK) which occurs after a fetus is exposed to alcohol during pregnancy. The effects can vary greatly from person to person but a diagnosis can be made if there is evidence of significant difficulties in at least three of the following areas:

At Chrysalis we take a neurodiversity-affirming approach to diagnosing FASD, understanding that people who live with FASD are courageous and unique, are likely to have areas of strength as well as difficulty, and with the right understanding and support can live rich, fulfilling and successful lives.

What is FASD?

CHILD Assessment

ADULT Assessment