Content note: Foster care, family separation and fear. Respond as a member of Joey’s care team. The team suggests a video game for his exercises. Joey says he is shaking with fear because he does not know whether his siblings are safe and feels nobody cares about that. What would you say next? Respond to his expressed worry without promising family news or a particular outcome.
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