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Research Companion

Every book in The Brain-Based Series has a free companion resource on this website, written for the adults around the child.

 

Each companion covers: 

  • The behaviour the book addresses, and what it looks like in daily life

  • Why it gets misread and the specific misattributions that cause harm 

  • What the peer-reviewed research says about the underlying mechanism

  • The strategy used in the book, and why it is appropriate for FASD

  • A note for educators, parents, and clinicians on how to apply it

  • Key citations and further reading

 

The companions are designed to be read alongside the books, by any adult who wants to understand the evidence behind what they’re seeing in a child they support. All research cited is peer-reviewed and where the evidence base is emerging or draws from adjacent research, this is stated explicitly.

 

The Brain-Based Series is not just a collection of children’s books. It is an evidence-informed resource for understanding FASD-related behaviour — written at the level of the child, and supported at the level of the research.

Book 1 Research Companion:

Kai's Brain Notices Everything

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Kai’s Brain Notices Everything is the first book in The Brain-Based Series — a collection of stories written for children aged 7–10 who have been diagnosed with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD).

Book 3 Research Companion:

Kai's Memory Comes and Goes

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Book 2 Research Companion:

Kai's Brain Moves Fast

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Book 4 Research Companion:

Kai Learns it Again

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The information on this website and in the research companions is intended for educational purposes and does not constitute clinical advice. If you have concerns about a child’s development or diagnosis, please consult a qualified health professional.

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