Don’t Forget the Siblings – They Need Help Too!
Kelly Barnhill, MBA, CN, CCN, describes the nutritional needs of siblings of autistic children. She discusses physical and emotional wellbeing and suggests taking on a family systems perspective. The speaker notes four key components for wellbeing: nutrition, sleep, exercise, and environmental care. Barnhill discusses strategies for nutritional support before the Q&A.
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