Respite Care for Foster Parents Should Not Mean Inferior Care for Foster Children.
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Caring for a foster child, especially in a therapeutic setting, is a fulltime undertaking. Because it can have severe emotional repercussions on the family, respite care by another trained foster parent or other professional is frequently made available.
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Pollack, Daniel. (December 2012). Respite Care for Foster Parents Should Not Mean Inferior Care for Foster Children. Policy & Practice 70(6) : 31.
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