Focusing Prevention of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome on Women at Risk

An Aboriginal woman’s historical and philosophical enquiry to identify the outcomes of prenatal alcohol exposure and early life trauma in Indigenous children who live in Aboriginal communities in Queensland

“…There were also women who believed that a large proportion of children and youth in the community were victims of FAE. As defined by Morse et al (1989), when one is diagnosed with FAE, one may show signs of behavioural problems, learning difficulties, enuresis (bed wetting), anxiety disorders, and of being withdrawn.…”