Annie Treml grew up the older sibling to a sister with autism and an intellectual disability. She is a former school psychologist, counselor, and college instructor and now uses her education and her experience to help families find connections among the chaos so that everyone’s needs are met.
Anne shared with us sweet details about her relationship with her sister and then spoke frankly and without judgment about the typical ways that siblings may feel and react to having a child with a disability or atypical needs in the family. She offered advice on how to start the much-needed conversations around everyone’s experiences and how to prepare our children for the responsibilities of caretaking once the parents are no longer around. I’ll give you a hint, as Annie says, “It doesn’t have to feel heavy.”
If you’re interested in learning more about Annie and the work that she does with families, you can visit her website at annietreml.com.
Links:
Schedule your FREE Breakthrough Session with Annie: https://annietreml.hbportal.co/schedule/60233c06a08cc51975829f2e
Free Gift (Opt-in): “3 Harmful Lies Siblings of Children w/Special Needs Tell Themselves...and How to Fix It!” www.annietreml.com/guide
Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thespecialneedsfamilysociety
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/AnnieTremlConnects
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annie-treml/
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