How to Support the Siblings of ASD Children

The siblings of special-needs children are perhaps the most overlooked and unsupported members of special-needs families. This guidebook focuses on helping parents and caregivers of elementary school-aged siblings feel loved and valued outside of their role as an ASD sibling. 

By collaborating with a professional psychologist, the author shares the insight she learned from years of counseling about her lifelong relationship with her own Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) brother. The success of the collaboration is evident here -- you'll find a non-clinical yet spot-on understanding of special-needs sibling dynamics, including: 

- How to validate siblings' feelings
- How to explain uneven household rules
- How to encourage appropriate participation
- How to help siblings explain ASD quirks
- How to reassure them that they matter too

Please note: Instead of long-winded theoretical verbiage, all Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Parent Guidebooks provide concise step-by-step instruction to help parents (and caregivers) quickly find and use the information they need.