Therapeutic Life Story Work first of all helped Rowan identify all of the worries he had and talk to his therapist about them. His therapist then made a life story plan that over the course of the therapy would help Rowan identify why he may be worried (because of past experiences), why things were different where he lived now, how he could be certain he was safe, why he did not need to worry about his siblings and what to do when he did worry. Rowan attended therapy every fortnight for nine months. By the end of the therapy Rowan understood how his past was contributing to his worries and why he could be confident he did not have to have these worries in his foster placement. Rowan fidgeted less, he could concentrate more and when he was worried (which was far less often) he talked to his carer. He stopped eating wallpaper and he stopped hoarding food. Rowan reported "I learnt that I had a difficult time but I am glad I learnt about this because it helped me see how things are different now. I feel happier and I don't worry about everything all of the time".