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future caregivers. The genogram and ecomap may be used to facilitate engagement of fathers, children, the kinship caregiver, and other members of the kinship network to elicit their perspective on the family system and ecology. Genograms and ecomaps can be developed with biological parents working toward reunification, with kinship caregivers
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