Support Groups: Siblings (14-21 Years)

The clinic is designed to help siblings talk about the realities of life with a sibling who has a disability. During their individual visits, the child or adolescent will work to address concerns at home, along with developing coping skills & practice stress reduction techniques that will not only benefit the child, but the family as a whole.

Accepts most insurance.

Sibling Support Project is for brothers and sisters of intellectually or developmentally impacted individuals to connect with another through online groups for teen and adult siblings, workshops on sibling issues internationally and in every state and local communities that have started Sibshops—lively peer support groups for school-age brothers and sisters of kids with special needs.

Their website includes a master directory, so you can find the closest Sibshop to you.

A website focused on collaboration of creative abilities of people on the autism spectrum and others who are neurotypical.

The Art of Autism accepts many art forms, including blog posts, art, poetry, video submissions and requests for book and film reviews. They seek diverse viewpoints including those from people with autism, parents, siblings, therapists, and others.

They also offer various art opportunities for kids to use creativity to express themselves.

Pairs teenage volunteers and children with special needs for social opportunities.
There are several programs, including social activities, respite services, parent support events, a sibling support group, an Asperger’s family support group, and winter camps.