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E.dU. And so when we think about the brain, it only makes sense that if there was a brain that was exposed to alcohol or any other substances prenatally, that it would change in structure and function and the way that we would recognize that is through the behaviors because they're connected.

So we see those behaviors as symptoms. Welcome to Tilt Parenting, a podcast featuring interviews and conversations aimed at inspiring,

informing, and supporting parents raising differently wired kids.

I'm your host Debbie Reber and my guest this week is Eileen Devine,

a neurobehavioral therapist and coach who specializes in supporting parents of children with brain-based differences.

In this episode, we are going to be talking specifically about the brain differences and challenges

resulting from prenatal exposure to drugs or alcohol, a topic

that is new to this podcast but is actually the leading cause of developmental disorders in

the Western world.

In addition to having over a dozen years of clinical experience,

Eileen is also the adoptive mother of a child with fetal alcohol syndrome.

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