INCLUDEnyc’s Family Educator Kaitlin Roh continues the conversation with Rachel Simon, a sibling of a woman with a disability and author of Riding the Bus with My Sister, on what has happened since Rachel stopped riding the bus. They dive into how relationships as adult siblings change, the importance of support networks, and advice for caregivers and parents as they grow and build those relationships.
The Sibling Support Project is a nation-wide project dedicated to the concerns of and support for siblings of individuals with special health, developmental, and mental health concerns: www.siblingsupport.org.
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From Shakespeare to Speechless: Disability in the Media
Bumps and Turns from a Sibling’s Perspective (Part 1)
Preschoolers with Disabilities
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Getting Unstuck: Parenting, support, and treatment for youth with OCD
The Ultimate Test: Travel Training on 9/11
Navigating Life: Thoughts on education, ableism, and advocacy
Doing Disney with a Disability
Art and autism: How one man made his son a superhero
Fighting for a more accessible NYC: Part 2
Fighting for a more accessible NYC: Part 1
Due Process: Special Education Law and its History in NYC
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Adaptability: Inclusion and accessibility in recreation activities
What Are My Options?: What's available on the special education continuum for children with disabilities
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