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Sibs - Support group for adult siblings of autistic people

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Sibs
on 8th July 2026
Community
  • All Wiltshire
Category
  • Support group
Age range
  • Adults

Description

Managing our own neurodivergence or disabilty as siblings

Being a sibling to an autistic person can bring a whole range of experiences, feelings and complexity to your life that it can be hard for others to relate to. Connecting with others who just ‘get’ what sibling life is like can help you to feel more confident and less isolated in your sibling role.

Who can join this group?

The group mainly focuses on siblings of autistic people who are verbal and who might need support in some areas of life, but not others. That’s because this is a specific experience that differs from other disabilities or neurodivergent conditions.

To join this group you need to:

  • Be aged 18 or over
  • Currently live in the UK
  • Have a brother or sister who is autistic (includes Asperger syndrome)
  • Enjoy meeting others!

Provided by Sibs

Contact name
Sibs
Email address
Telephone
01535 645453 01535 645453

Provided by Sibs


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