There is evidence to suggest that improvements in social skills, improved executive-functioning, and reductions in problem behaviour can follow specialist training and interventions in children with FASD.”
The effective management of FASD necessitates cooperation between a wide range of healthcare professionals as well as individuals in the fields of education and social services.”
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