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In this expert opinion article, we discuss the challenges of deciding whether to place siblings in foster care together or separately and highlight the importance of considering the quality of their sibling relationships.

Book chapter about sibling aggression and abuse in the Handbook of the Psychology of Sibling Relationships: Advancing Research and Practice.

This open-access publication makes the case that sibling aggression and abuse are overlooked public health problems, and calls for greater awareness, practitioner training, and inclusion of these experiences in trauma assessments such as ACE inventories.

This study investigates how youth care professionals in social and judicial services address physical and psychological sibling violence, what challenges they encounter while trying to address it, and their thoughts on needed changes to practice and policy to reduce…

This critical review article explores the distinctions between sibling rivalry, conflict, aggression, and abuse, challenging traditional perceptions and emphasizing the need for more precise terminology in understanding family violence. We offer recommendations for…

Given the prevalence and impacts of sibling aggression, parenting education is needed. Yet evidence-based parent education programs generally do not address it. This represents an opportunity for parenting education. We propose how such information could be infused…

Encyclopedia entry about sibling abuse and bullying in Family Violence and Abuse: An Encyclopedia of Trends, Issues, and Solutions.

We examine how patterns of sibling victimization (Persist, New Onset, Desist, and None) are associated with mental health in childhood and adolescence. Preventing and stopping sibling victimization could reduce physical injuries and mental health despair in childhood…

Research consistently shows that sibling aggression and abuse are far from harmless and can have lifelong repercussions.

We compared the frequency of fearfulness for sibling versus peer victimization experiences (severe and minor physical, property, and psychological) in childhood and adolescence.