Draft a Re-Engagement Message for a Silent Client

What You'll Get

A warm, non-judgmental voicemail script or text message that invites a client back to engagement without shame, pressure, or ultimatums. Written in motivational interviewing style that expresses genuine care while preserving the client's autonomy.

The Prompt

Write a brief, warm voicemail (or text) for a peer support specialist reaching out to a client who hasn't responded in [length of time]. The client was [brief situation context, e.g., doing well but had a recent stressor / recently disclosed a relapse]. Tone: caring, no judgment, not urgent or alarming. Keep it under 60 seconds when spoken. No pressure to call back immediately.

Tips

The best re-engagement messages are short: 3-4 sentences maximum. Avoid anything that sounds like a warning, deadline, or disappointment. If the first attempt doesn't get a response, ask the AI for a second version with a slightly different approach before escalating to a welfare check.