Helping them cope, feel seen, and stay close as a family
Siblings and 22q
The sibling who’s learned not to ask for extra attention, because there’s already so much going on. The one who acts fine because someone has to. Growing up alongside a brother or sister with 22q shapes a child’s emotions, identity, and relationships in ways that are often overlooked. This webinar with Linda Campbell and Sasja Duijff offers a compassionate look at sibling experiences, and practical ways to help every child in the family feel seen, supported, and valued.
In this session, Linda and Sasja cover how siblings may respond to growing up with a brother or sister with 22q, from becoming overly responsible to withdrawing quietly, why parents often feel torn between children’s needs, practical strategies to help siblings feel included and connected even during difficult family moments, and guidance on when and how to seek additional support for siblings. Every child in the family deserves to feel like their experience matters too, not just the one with the diagnosis.
A warm, reassuring session to help families strengthen relationships and ensure all children feel noticed, supported, and loved.
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