Helping You Help Siblings Overcome Family Conflict
Does your job as a senior care professional sometimes seem like that of a referee? If you feel that you’re always trying to resolve a family dispute, you’re not alone. This guide is designed to help adult siblings and their aging parents deal with those sensitive situations that arise among brothers and sisters as their parents age and need assistance.
The downloadable guide covers a variety of sibling caregiving topics such as:
- How do siblings divide the workload?
- What’s the best way to build teamwork between brothers and sisters?
- How can they reach agreement as a family on important topics to avoid family conflict?
Download the guide:
The 50/50 RuleSM brochure (PDF 950KB)
The 50/50 guide is designed to help adult siblings and their aging parents deal with those sensitive situations that arise among brothers and sisters as their parents age and need assistance.
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Thank you for the information, Ann!
Great brochure that covers so many important points. One thing that’s missing, though, is information to let people know there are many well-trained mediators who help families work through these conflicts. Mediators help families work through planning before conflicts escalate. Mediators also help families at later stages when conflicts have become more difficult. The other conflict professionals who provide help are conflict coaches. A conflict coach helps an individual understand more about his or her conflict management style and supports people to define and reach their goals of moving through conflict. Appreciate the information, though, that helps families understand they are not alone when these difficult parts of the journey are present.