Services
1:1 Online Sessions for Parents
These sessions explore the challenges for siblings and are tailored to an individual parent’s concerns. They discuss various practical ways that the parent can ensure the sibling is supported both within their family and externally.
To book a session or to find out more information email HERE.
1:1 Online Sessions for Adult Siblings
These sessions assist a sibling to explore various aspects of their relationship with a brother or sister with disability - their childhood experiences, the role they are willing/able to provide now and into the future, how to communicate with parents and their brother/sister, and where they might access other support to plan for the future.
To book a session or to find out more information email HERE.
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'After many years of anxiety and guilt, Kate and her book, along with the support of other siblings, helped me to rebuild a relationship with my brother that I once thought unachievable.'
Stephanie, adult sibling
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“I feel such a kindred spirit with you and the others that you quote. It was such an enormous feeling of relief… I never (even today) had permission to be angry with my brother or to stick up for myself. There is lots and lots of pain and it takes a very long time to understand. I’m emailing to say thank you for touching my heart and for helping me to make tremendous progress in my grieving process.”
Adult sibling & reader of Kate’s book, Siblings
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"Felt very supported, and received some great tips on how to support my kids. Time well spent - good to finish with a clear action plan and notes after were great!."
Linda, Parent of 2
Webinars & Workshops for Parents and Professionals
These presentations explore the challenges and support needs of siblings. Attention is given to the importance of the sibling relationship and how it can be strengthened to ensure better outcomes for the whole family.
To book Kate for a webinar or workshop email HERE.
Kate is also available to provide advice and insight into how individual professionals or agencies might better provide a ‘whole family approach’ in their practice.
For further information, email Kate HERE.