Watch along as 20/20 reports on this unique journey and this bond these siblings have. One without autism and one with . . .

SIBSHOPS is a nationally acclaimed program that provides peer support within a recreational environment for children who have a sibling...

Dealing with Embarrassing Sibling Behavior Children growing up with a sibling who has a special need or disability may experience moments...

Feeling like they need to be perfect Feeling like they can't express their feelings Having a different idea of family and home Feeling as...

by Suzanne Muench, MSS, LCSW, Sibshop Facilitator 1. Offer children choices about participating or not, in therapy and home sessions. 2. ...

From Suzanne Muench, MSS, LCSW, Sibshop Facilitator For those parents who may have children with special needs that are getting older and...

“What about me?” Enhancing the lives of siblings of children with disabilities. Posted Jun 06, 2014 THE BASICS The Psychology of Family...

It’s All Relative is an exploration of all the different ways of being a family in the year 2019. More American women than you think are...

My eleven year old daughter memorized her brother's daily medication regimen. Not because she was asked to, or because she needed to, but...

The most important thing for me growing up was having my parents always shower me with love and affection. It helps to hear you are loved...

📷 How to Let Young Siblings Know You Care We asked over fifty adult brothers and sisters of people with disabilities: “When you were...

My Brother Has Autism. This is What It Feels Like To Be His Sister. By Lulu Mann, Age 9. 📷 Introduction by Gena Mann About a year ago we...

Surf Careers: Mo Langley, founder of Sandy Feet Initiative. If you've been following our blog, you'll have heard of our Surf Careers...

National Siblings Day. The posts start popping up all over Facebook and Instagram and I smile at each one, but I can’t help thinking that...

My younger sister is a character, a joker and most importantly very intelligent. She also happens to have Down syndrome and autism, and...

I was 10 years old when I first heard the word “autism.” I was told they thought my little brother was different and he needed special...

Hello, and welcome to our site and our new blog! I regularly scope the internet to find articles and letters shared by siblings, and I...