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He was looking for real connection.

And it looks weird that you think it's real connection while he's

disconnecting with drugs and alcohol and that what he was really looking for was

real connection I I think. And we were giving him this

parental mumbo jumbo that he couldn't connect with. Welcome to Till Parenting, a podcast featuring interviews and conversations aimed at inspiring,

informing and supporting parents raising differently wired kids.

My name is Debbie Reber and today's episode is a powerful, heartfelt conversation that I am honored

to share with you.

I'm talking with my friend Casey Stephen's Hewlett, a psychotherapist, life coach, spiritual director, and speaker, and the author of three books, As I lay pondering, daily invitations to live a transformed life, her novel Blue, and her

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