Addressing sibling conflict, trauma, and friendship
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Services
“Let it Out” – facilitated discussion groups
We will pilot three different closed, facilitated discussion groups online for adults:
- who felt Targeted by a sibling in the past or diminished in the present,
- who have been Aggressive or dismissive towards a sibling, and would like to change,
- who would benefit from a Bereavement group to deal with grief for a sibling who passed recently or long ago.
Who is a sibling? Who do you regard as a sibling? For these services this includes those with shared biological mothers and/or fathers, adopted siblings, those in shared foster care, or those from a shared household. For “only children” and others, a sibling can include a cousin, close friend, or neighbor who is ‘like a brother/sister.’ With social media and digital games, a sibling can include someone online with whom one develops an intimate sibling-like relationship.
Dates and times to be announced.
Contact us if you are interested in joining one of our groups.
Please read our full set of Disclaimers.
Resources
Programs & Information (Children | Foster Care & Adoption | Siblings of Individuals w/Disabilities | Sexual Experiences)
Podcasts
Bibliography
Books & Articles
Film & Television
Art Galleries
Paintings & Drawings
Music
Short Films
Poetry
Images (clockwise from top):
Shirley Charlton, No More Tears Brother, 2009, pastel on paper. © Shirley Charlton | Fair Use.
Abbott Handerson Thayer, Brother and Sister (Mary and Gerald Thayer), 1889, oil on canvas, Smithsonian American Art Museum.
Brian J. Kelly, Siblings. 2014. on flickr.
J.K. Califf, Siblings. 2011. on flickr.
