Sibshops : Workshops for Siblings of Children with Support Needs
Don Meyer
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| Utgave | 3rd ed.
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| Opplysninger | Widely used for more than 40 years in hundreds of communities worldwide, Sibshops are lively, low-cost workshops where siblings can share their joys and challenges, learn from their peers, and just have fun together. Enhanced with new research, online materials, and 100+ engaging activities, this updated guide makes it easier than ever to create and launch a Sibshop in your own community. You'll get practical instructions for every step of planning, promoting, budgeting, and running a successful Sibshop, plus insights from siblings and Sibshop facilitators throughout the world. Perfect for all programs and professionals serving families of children with disabilities, this complete how-to guide will help you create upbeat, rewarding, and welcoming workshops that give siblings much-needed support.. - Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- About the Downloads -- About the Authors -- Foreword -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Dedication -- Chapter 1: What Are Sibshops? -- Chapter 2: Unique Concerns -- Chapter 3: Information Needs of Siblings -- Chapter 4: Unique Opportunities -- Chapter 5: Getting Started -- Chapter 6: Putting It All Together -- Chapter 7: Introductory and Trickle-In Activities -- Chapter 8: Sibshop Discussion and Peer Support Activities -- Chapter 9: Sibshop Recreation and Food Activities -- Chapter 10: Information Activities, Guest Speakers, and Special Events -- Chapter 11: Workshops on Sibling Issues for Parents and Service Providers -- Appendix A: The Sibshop Standards of Practice -- Appendix B: A Brief Description of the Sibshop Model -- Appendix C: What Siblings Would Like Parents and Service Providers to Know -- Appendix D: Sample Sibshop Registration Form -- Appendix E: "Dear Aunt Blabby" Letters -- Appendix F: Acknowledging Trauma Among Sibshop Participants -- References -- Index -- Back Cover.. - Siblings of children with support needs have their own challenges, emotions, and concerns--and sometimes their unique needs can be unintentionally overlooked. Support siblings with the new third edition of Sibshops, your ultimate guide to planning peer support, informational, and recreational activities for siblings ages 8 through 17.
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| ISBN | 9781681255965
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