• Sibling Perspectives: Understanding Autism Through Family Eyes

  • Jan 23 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 9 mins
  • Podcast

Sibling Perspectives: Understanding Autism Through Family Eyes

  • Summary

  • In this heartfelt episode of "On The Spectrum," we explore the often-overlooked experiences of siblings of those on the autism spectrum. Join our insightful conversation with two special guests - Amy Braithwaite, who formerly worked at The Loddon School's Behaviour and Analysis Support Department and is currently a Trainee Education Mental Health Practitioner, and Amelie Reddy, the 10-year-old daughter of our first guest, Andy Reddy.

    Both Amy and Ami share the unique joys and challenges of having a brother on the spectrum. Their stories shed light on the dynamics within families touched by autism, offering valuable insights into the support, understanding, and love that shape these relationships.

    This episode not only delves into their personal journeys but also broadens the conversation about neurodiversity's impact on family life. Whether you're a sibling, parent, educator, or someone keen to understand more about life on the spectrum, this episode provides a rare glimpse into the lives of those who grow up alongside neurodiverse family members.

    Tune in for an episode full of empathy, learning, and love as we dive into the world of siblings living with and loving someone on the autism spectrum.

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