Professionals and practitioners—including social workers, counselors, pediatricians, psychologists, juvenile justice professionals, and educators—may encounter someone who has experienced sibling aggression or abuse. To help you navigate this topic and provide support to individuals across the lifespan with lived experience, parents, and families, we offer education and resources on a variety of topics, which can be customized to meet the needs of your organization or audience.
Our sibling aggression and abuse experts speak at conferences, provide webinars and in-person training, offer consultation to professionals and organizations, and appear on podcasts and traditional media forms. Please contact us for more information.
An attendee at one of our recent trainings provided the following feedback:
"I'm so glad this topic was covered! It's something that frequently gets brought up in my practice and this is the first training I have come across to address the issue."
Some of the topics we’re available to provide training on include:
- Sibling Rivalry and Conflict
- Sibling Aggression and Abuse
- Sibling Sexual Abuse
- Family Dynamics and Sibling Aggression and Abuse
- Promoting Positive Sibling Relationships
- Sibling Dynamics in Childhood, Adolescence, and Adulthood
- For Professionals: Prevention, Intervention, and Screening
- For Parents: Prevention and Intervention
- Barriers to Help-Seeking for Sibling Aggression and Abuse
- Siblings with Disabilities
- Links Between Sibling Aggression and Peer Bullying
- Policy: A Public Health Approach to Sibling Aggression and Abuse
Podcast Appearances
Talking About Kids Podcast
"What You Need to Know About Sibling Aggression and Abuse," Season 4, Episode 11, November 2024
The Social Work Lens
"Sibling Aggression & Abuse," Episode 48, July 2024
What Would Dr. Meyers Do?
"A Sibling Abuse Resource for Support, Advocacy, and Change," Episode 65, January 2024