Four times a year, parents and professionals gather in the Portland area to talk about the lifelong effects that a fetus can suffer as a result of exposure to alcohol. The quarterly conferences are guided by a Portland-based nonprofit: FASCETS (Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Consultation, Education and Training Services), which has been working for 17 years to offer what it calls a brain-based approach to helping families coping with fetal alcohol exposure.

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