Sibling Maltreatment: The Forgotten Abuse

Mark S. Kiselica, Mandy Morrill‐Richards

2007-04-01articleJournal of Counseling & Development160 citationsclosed

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Child Abuse and Trauma Intimate Partner and Family Violence Elder Abuse and Neglect

Abstract

Great advances have been made in the study of family violence in the past 30 years. However, sibling abuse and its prevalence in the family have largely been overlooked. In this article, the major issues associated with sibling maltreatment are highlighted, and strategies for helping the victims and perpetrators of sibling abuse and their families are described.

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