In many contexts worldwide, most people grow up with one or more siblings. The current
paper reviews research on sibling relationship quality (closeness, communication, and …

The aim of this review was to identify factors influencing the quality of life (QoL) of young
people providing care for family members with chronic illnesses, disabilities, and/or mental …

Background The experiences of siblings in early adolescent years who grow up with an
autistic brother or sister have received very little research interest, especially in terms of …

Abstract 'Sibling support'is a form of support for the brothers and sisters of people with
disability within medical, health and social care practice, promoting outcomes for them such …

Abstract The Final Report of the Disability Royal Commission (the Commission) takes a
largely generic view of disability and does not fully consider the complex experiences and …

This article presents an analysis of policies on young carers in England, considering both
the design but also the lived experience of policy subjects. Drawing on affect theory we can …

Where one sibling has a disability, research has examined the role of disability in sibling
relationships; however, the majority has reflected a normative understanding of sibling …

In the realm of education, discussions surrounding the concept of “visibility” typically
concentrate on students and marginalized populations, often overlooking highly positioned …

The sibling relationship is complex, unique and important. When one sibling has a
developmental disability, siblings can be important sources of care, support, advocacy and …

Individuals with disabilities increasingly live at home. This study focuses on experiences of
adult siblings (aged 18 years and older) in the United States who have a brother or sister …