Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 60 episodes
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A space where we talk about what life is REALLY like as a sibling to someone with a mental and/or physical disability.
Unknown Host hosts The Special Needs Sibling Podcast, a society show with 60 episodes published.
Frances is an occupational therapist, a writer and a sib living in Nottingham, UK. She works for Sibs (the only UK charity specifically dedicated to supporting siblings of disabled children and adults) and has grown up w
Find us on Instagram: Follow the podcast: https://www.instagram.com/thespecialneedssiblingpodcast/ Want to contact Charlene? Fill out this form: https://www.thespecialneedssiblingpodcast.com/contact Your financial su
In this episode we talk about: A family's pivot for a siblingA sibling's unique living arrangementThe rescue storyViewing the world through new eyesArt, voice, and a brother's recoveryLong-distance sibling communicationA
In this episode we talk about: Outdated labels for a disabled siblingA difficult decision for a disabled childGenerational shifts in sibling experiencesThe hidden pain of secondhand sufferingGrief as a catalyst for writi
In this episode we talk about: Sibling impact on personal growthPlanning adult care for siblingsSibling care and external viewsSibling trauma and healingAuthenticity and judgementPatience and releasing timelinesUnconditi
In this episode we talk about: Intensified emotions for siblingsSocietal judgement of disabilityEvolving disability awarenessGrief and a life-changing moveA simple question, profound griefSibling's unique emotional journ
In this episode we talk about: Sibling's hidden history of advocacyAbelism's impact on sibling's desiresFinding joy through shared experiencesThe enduring power of sibling bondsFinding joy in sibling caregivingThe power
In this episode, Charlene and Heather discuss Heather’s work as a psychotherapist, her journey to becoming an advocate, and what it’s like to navigate loneliness and finding community as a sib. Contact Heather: If you ar
In this episode, Charlene and Gaby discuss a positive versus negative outlook on being a sib, embracing awkward moments, and the importance of community support. Episode highlights: Dealing with embarrassment in awkward
This episode is dedicated to Christopher North Sr. (Josh's stepdad and Akeem's biological dad), who passed away earlier this year. We send our love and support to Josh and his family. In this episode, Charlene and Josh d
In this episode, Charlene and Abbey cover an array of topics, including navigating friendships as a sib and responding to people’s perceptions of your family. Episode highlights: Building authentic friendshipsLeaving unw
In this episode, Charlene and Alicia reflect on lessons they have learned as sibs. Alicia shares her journey as a sib caregiver, and provides advice for others following in her footsteps. Episode highlights: The importan
In this episode, Charlene and Nikki discuss the "parentification" of sibs, living life in survival mode, and learning to accept your identity as a sib. Nikki also shares about her experience on the board for the Sibling
In this episode, Charlene and Suyapa discuss how the sib experience bleeds into all aspects of your life. From people-pleasing to caretaking to a high tolerance for chaos, Charlene and Suyapa share how their childhoods s
In this episode, Charlene and Gina DeMillo Wagner discuss the painful complexities of sacrificing yourself for your family, grieving the loss of a complicated relationship, and learning to speak up for yourself. Gina is
In this episode, Kelsey and Charlene discuss the healing process, experiences with therapy, and self-compassion. Kelsey shares about watching her sister deal with seizures, witnessing substance abuse as a child, and her
In this episode, Sunita and Charlene discuss the importance of building community and staying connected with other sibs. Sunita shares a glimpse into her journey of being a sib, raising her own kids, and finding others t
In this episode, Megan and Charlene discuss what it’s like to grieve an estranged sibling. Megan candidly shares about her older brother’s life changing diagnosis, the heartbreak that can come with supporting a loved one
In this episode, Julie and Charlene discuss advocating as a sib, growing up in a multicultural family, and the journey of raising your own children. Julie’s story as a sib led her to start her own nonprofit, The Natalie
In this episode, Sister* and Charlene discuss how an unhealthy parent impacted Sister’s relationship with her autistic brother. Sister tells her story of childhood trauma and what it’s like to navigate strained family re
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