“Our theme this year has been ‘FASD Think Differently’ and if you have been following our social media you will have noticed our #FASDthinkDifferently hashtag. Why think differently? This reflects the way that individuals with FASD think differently, and that those who parent and support them need to change their expectations and think differently too. We also want to celebrate the success of individuals with FASD and show that they can achieve great things when we all ‘think differently’

“Throughout September we are sharing our #FASDthinkdifferently campaign and #FASDFacts across our social media channels (Facebook, Twitter and Instagram).”

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Awareness of FASD has increased in recent years, with the SIGN guidelines and the coming release of the NICE Quality Standards. But there is still so much to do. Let’s all play our part to think differently this FASD month#FASDHubScot #FASDthinkDifferently #FASDMonthUK pic.twitter.com/24uX6NxLtD

— FASD Hub Scotland (@FasdhubScotland) September 6, 2021

We think the siblings of people with #FASD are amazing and deserve the title of #FASD Hero! We asked them to tell us what they do to help their brother or sister, and this is what two siblings told us…#FASDHubScot #FASDthinkDifferently #FASDMonthUK pic.twitter.com/pLdfTtYQWu

— FASD Hub Scotland (@FasdhubScotland) September 6, 2021