Wrapping up 2023 and a look at what's on our horizon for 2024! Our research study on Adults/Ageing and Fragile X syndrome. The Zynerba RECONNECT clinical trial extended to March 2024. Our webinar program for 2024. Disability Expos 2024. Congratulating the FXAA Achievement and Volunteer Award winners for 2023. And profiling online learning modules about intellectual disability & mental health; and sensory sensitivities in Fragile X syndrome.
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Winning ticket numbers in the FX Raffle which was drawn at the office of Fragile X Association of Australia, Suite 204 20 Dale Street BROOKVALE NSW 2100 on Saturday 9 December at 11am.
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With Dr Jennifer Epstein PsyD., from webinar recording December 2023. Communication, sensory, motor, physiology & cognitive delays are commonly associated with Fragile X syndrome. These delays can pose challenges for building toileting skills in childhood and retaining those skills throughout life. This session focuses on successful toileting skills development for children over the age of 10 and adults.
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This 2-part webinar with psychologist Dr Jennifer Epstein addresses challenges that many children and some adults with Fragile X syndrome can experience with toileting – as a developmental issue, an ongoing concern, or as a regression from time to time. On Saturday 2 December the focus is on older children and adults.
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Psychologist Dr Jennifer Epstein presented research findings and key background information on toileting skill development in children to the age of 10 who have Fragile X syndrome. Dr Epstein addressed practical strategies which parents and carers can use to monitor and to assist progress with toileting skills.
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Webinar recording from 11 November 2023 - Dr Marcia Braden PhD licensed psychologist speaking on Anxiety and Behaviours in Fragile X syndrome. Addressing what lies behind the anxiety experienced by many children with Fragile X syndrome, how the anxiety impacts daily living, learning and behaviours, and practical strategies that can be put in place to best support the person with Fragile X syndrome.
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Our Annual Report is a comprehensive roundup of our programs and activities this past year and pays tribute to the late Professor Gillian Turner AO, whose groundbreaking work played a key role in the discovery of the genetic basis of Fragile X syndrome. It covers our work in supporting the Fragile X community through counselling, peer connections and advocacy. Our FX webinar program. Increasing understanding of Fragile X syndrome and Fragile X Premutation Associated Conditions. World Fragile X Day. Fundraising. Our Supporters. And more!
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With Dr Jennifer Epstein PsyD., from webinar recording November 2023. Communication, sensory, motor, physiology & cognitive delays are commonly associated with Fragile X syndrome. These delays can pose challenges for building toileting skills in childhood and retaining those skills throughout life. This session focuses on successful toileting skills development for children to the age of 10.
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With Dr Marcia Braden PhD, psychologist, from a webinar recording from November 2023. Discussion of the significant impact Fragile X-associated anxiety has on daily living and on behaviours for children & adults with Fragile X syndrome. Practical tips and strategies for helping an individual to manage that anxiety and achieve successful outcomes.
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For 2023: printed Christmas cards in 3 designs, and a "Season's Greeting" design. A lovely personal way to wish friends and family all the best at this time of year.
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Your generous donation will help FXAA ensure people living with Fragile X are connected, included, understood and empowered. Specifically, your donation will help us maintain and deliver support and connections to the Fragile X community around Australia: 1. Counselling support 2. FXAA Helpline - available 5 days per week - 1300 394 636 3. Webinar program 4. Peer connection and referrals 5. Advocacy work – for example, our Fragile X Care | Adults & Ageing research study. This is the first Australian study on the support needs, health & wellbeing of adults with Fragile X syndrome as they age. All support is sincerely appreciated and helps us make a difference for the Fragile X community.
