Sibling Workshops
Sibling Workshops are events where siblings can meet and connect with other siblings who are experiencing similar situations. By attending a Sibling Workshop, siblings can receive support and stories from other siblings. It is a way for siblings to get to know one another better and build a support system.
Sibling Workshops are events held and organized by Siblings with a Mission. These workshops are located in cities around the world. Sibling Workshops will be led by Chairmen, the Operations Executive, the Vice-President, and the President of Siblings with a Mission. Members can also lead Sibling Workshops, but they must contact Siblings with a Mission at [email protected] and complete the necessary training offered by Siblings with a Mission. Sibling Workshops hosted by Siblings with a Mission are intended to: ● Be fun ● Provide support and stories ● Teach siblings how they can make the best of every situation with their sibling Members of Siblings with a Mission are encouraged to participate in Sibling Workshops. Sibling Workshops are open to siblings of all ages and backgrounds. We do not exclude anyone. However, Sibling Workshops are most appropriate for children ages 7-17 years old and adults ages 18 and above. Workshops should not be a replacement for therapy or considered a childcare service. By attending Sibling Workshops, siblings can:
So, join Siblings with a Mission and sign up to attend a Sibling Workshop today. View the following pages for more information: About Sibling Workshops Upcoming Sibling Workshop Schedule |
Upcoming Workshops for ADD/ADHD Siblings
TBA: Chairmen are currently scheduling workshops for siblings of individuals with ADD/ADHD
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Siblings with a Mission is an international organization established to serve and support siblings of individuals with special needs. All images are found on Google images and are solely used for education purposes. The stories and advice provided by Siblings with a Mission are not to be replaced by professional advice and counseling but to be considered as an additional source of support.