J Soc Work End Life Palliat Care. 2007;3(3):81-101.

Social work, siblings, and SIDS: conceptual and case-based guidance for family system intervention.

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Virginia Commonwealth University School of Social Work, Richmond, VA 23227, USA. skprice@vcu.edu

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Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) is a tragic loss event within the family, impacting adults as well as children. This article uses three case illustrations to discuss the role of a SIDS event on the family system with a special focus on the emergent challenges for surviving siblings of various ages. Practice application examples are woven throughout the review to illustrate the age-specific grief responses which may occur following a SIDS event. The article also presents a theoretically supported intervention matrix that integrates models of bereavement support and family system responses, taking into account children's varying developmental needs and tasks based on sibling age.

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