The sibling experience in autism families
What does it really mean to grow up as a sibling in a family with autistic children or adults? Host Tommy Trout (himself a sibling) sits down with Dr Shannon Schedlich, CEO of Siblings Australia, to discuss the sibling experience in autistic and neurodiverse families. They cover: • The difference between "won't" and "can't", and why younger neurotypical kids struggle to understand it • How siblings can become the family's best advocates, and why that can wear them down • Recognising sibling burnout before it takes hold • Practical ways to carve out space for each child and have the honest conversations that actually help • How to talk to schools, manage conflict at home, and explain different support needs to young kids Proudly supported by A4 (Autism Asperger's Advocacy Australia), a national volunteer-led organisation representing autistic people, their families, carers and associates.

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