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Intergenerational and Cultural Conflict - Adult (#802B)

This adult feels isolated and alone, navigating between tensions at home and the stress of being a student. They also have a shameful secret and no one to talk to.

Learning Objectives

  • Creating a safe environment 
  • Building rapport 
  • Responding to non-verbal cues 
  • Listening skills 
  • Various questioning techniques

Information for Learners

Option 1:

The counsellors have noticed that this young woman, Amelia, has been hanging out by the drop-in centre for the last few weeks watching everyone come and go. She seems sad and upset. Finally, Amelia decides to make an appointment.

Option 2:

The counsellors have noticed that this young man, Arthur, has been hanging out by the drop-in centre for the last few weeks watching everyone come and go. He seems sad and upset. Finally, Arthur decides to make an appointment.

Simulation Details

Simulator Role(s)

  • Option 1: Amelia Vega (early twenties) 
  • Option 2: Arthur Vega (early twenties)

Learner Role(s)

  • Counsellor at a Community Centre Drop-In Counselling Service

Setting

  • Outside the Community Centre Drop-In Counselling Service

Related Topics

  • Adolescence and Family Relations 
  • Diversity Equity Inclusion 
  • Mental Health