Adult Sibling Rivalry

Author: Marilyn

Take a look at your role in adult sibling rivalry. This podcast thinks about how to unravel a lifetime of sibling rivalry. I'm an educator, hospice nurse and researcher. I am on my own journey- want to join me as I unravel my own sibling rivalry?
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Unraveling Adult Sibling Rivalry
Episode 1
Friday, 8 May, 2020

Welcome to Unraveling Adult Sibling Rivalry episode 1 with me, Marilyn Stoner, I am a nurse with a PhD in transformative learning, researcher and author and I experience ASR in my large extended family. More importantly, as a hospice nurse, I help families, who have experienced ASR reconcile grievances in the last moments of a loved one’s life. Every family is unique, every rivalry is created from unmet expectations of one kind or another that start in childhood and may continue throughout adulthood. Let’s make this a real conversation. Leave a description about your own journey at: ‪(951) 381-0554 or in the series‬, Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/mstonerphd/ or email at: info@adultsiblingrivalry.com. Join the monthly newsletter which keeps you informed with helpful information. The newsletter will include highlights from episodes and feedback from you the listeners. Even though we have lifetime relationships with brothers and sisters, there are no universally accepted role expectations. Like you my ideas about what a loving sibling is have changed as I have gotten older. I am about to turn 65 as I record this episode. No matter what, I wish every person in my family peace and happiness. Each of the 10 episodes in this series will deal with some aspect of adult sibling rivalry in different types of families. This episode is about introducing the series and sharing some research and steps I’ve taken. This is not therapy, rather an invitation to share my journey with you and I hope you will do the same on FB or through voice messages.