Geoffrey Greif

Geoffrey Greif, a professor of social work and co-author of Adult Sibling Relationships, delves into the intricate dynamics of sibling bonds. He reveals how these relationships evolve from childhood to old age, marked by affection, ambiguity, and ambivalence. Greif discusses parental favoritism's impact on sibling ties and how parents' own sibling relationships shape their children's dynamics. He also offers insights on enhancing connections among adult siblings, including strategies for forgiveness and navigating emotional complexity.