Dr Penelope Analytis completed her Doctor of Psychology (Clinical Neuropsychology) at Monash University, Australia and the Monash Epworth Rehabilitation Research Centre. She works with people with an acquired brain injury (ABI) and their families in both clinical and research roles. Her research interests include family relationships after ABI and peer support.

• Introduction Chapter 1Perceptions of typical sibling relationships across the lifespanChapter 2Acquired brain injury: Causes, variability in outcomes and impact on the individualChapter 3The impact of having a sibling with an acquired brain injury on the uninjured siblingChapter 4The sibling relationship after acquired brain injury: Supporting adaptation and reciprocityChapter 5The family as a system: The role of the family in shaping the sibling relationship after acquired brain injuryChapter 6Social stigma, acquired brain injury and the sibling relationshipChapter 7Personal growth after acquired brain injury and the sibling relationshipConclusion Supporting the sibling relationship after acquired brain injury

Dr Penelope Analytis completed her Doctor of Psychology (Clinical Neuropsychology) at Monash University, Australia and the Monash Epworth Rehabilitation Research Centre. She works with people with an acquired brain injury (ABI) and their families in both clinical and research roles. Her research interests include family relationships after ABI and peer support.

• Introduction Chapter 1Perceptions of typical sibling relationships across the lifespanChapter 2Acquired brain injury: Causes, variability in outcomes and impact on the individualChapter 3The impact of having a sibling with an acquired brain injury on the uninjured siblingChapter 4The sibling relationship after acquired brain injury: Supporting adaptation and reciprocityChapter 5The family as a system: The role of the family in shaping the sibling relationship after acquired brain injuryChapter 6Social stigma, acquired brain injury and the sibling relationshipChapter 7Personal growth after acquired brain injury and the sibling relationshipConclusion Supporting the sibling relationship after acquired brain injury

Dr Penelope Analytis completed her Doctor of Psychology (Clinical Neuropsychology) at Monash University, Australia and the Monash Epworth Rehabilitation Research Centre. She works with people with an acquired brain injury (ABI) and their families in both clinical and research roles. Her research interests include family relationships after ABI and peer support.

• Introduction Chapter 1Perceptions of typical sibling relationships across the lifespanChapter 2Acquired brain injury: Causes, variability in outcomes and impact on the individualChapter 3The impact of having a sibling with an acquired brain injury on the uninjured siblingChapter 4The sibling relationship after acquired brain injury: Supporting adaptation and reciprocityChapter 5The family as a system: The role of the family in shaping the sibling relationship after acquired brain injuryChapter 6Social stigma, acquired brain injury and the sibling relationshipChapter 7Personal growth after acquired brain injury and the sibling relationshipConclusion Supporting the sibling relationship after acquired brain injury