With Dr Marcia Braden PhD, licensed psychologist, from video recording March 2020. With a focus on males, in this video Dr Braden outlines how the neurobiology of Fragile X syndrome impacts behaviours, potential triggers for challenging behaviours, and accommodations to support behaviours.
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With Dr Marcia Braden PhD, licensed psychologist, from video recording March 2020. Dr Braden presents strategies for encouraging the independence of adult males, taking into account the neurobiology of Fragile X syndrome and the developmental delays that affect daily living.
Fragile X Podcasts
With Dr Marcia Braden PhD, licensed psychologist,from video recording March 2020. Understanding the cognitive and neurobiological profile of Fragile X syndrome is important for supporting the success of individuals with Fragile X syndrome in their daily living and in enjoying learning.
Fragile X Podcasts
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Family stories, the latest on drug trials for Fragile X syndrome, Australian research studies seeking participants, Fragile X awareness month in July, fundraising, events, and more!
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Our news and events for 2018, to the end of October, in our latest newsletter, published today. Covering the visit to Australia by Prof Randi Hagerman, a new FXTAS clinic in Melbourne, a clinical trial in Australia, fundraising and family stories. And more!
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Expansions in the FMR1 gene cause a family of disorders. Yet Fragile X-associated disorders are often under-recognised or misdiagnosed. What should GPs and other health professionals be looking out for?
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The October newsletter profiles the Fragile X Community Days in Brisbane and Hobart – which will feature experts Dr Marcia Braden, educational psychologist and special educator from the US, and Dr Jonathan Cohen from the Fragile X Alliance Clinics in Melbourne.
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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.
