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VIGNETTE 2 — Amélie, 28 years old** Scenario You are a specialized educator in a supervised living environment for adults with mild to moderate intellectual disabilities. You support Amélie, a 28-year-old woman who lives in a supervised apartment with two other residents. Each resident receives daily assistance with budgeting, meal preparation, and organizing household tasks. Amélie has a mild intellectual disability, diagnosed in childhood. She works three days a week in a food-packaging workshop. For about two months, you have been noticing several changes in her behavior and in her interactions with the other residents. Usually cheerful and cooperative, Amélie has become more withdrawn. She sometimes refuses to join group meals, preferring to eat alone in her room. When asked to take out the trash or do her laundry, she responds curtly: “I’m not a child, I can do what I want.” Her legal guardian, Mr. Gagnon, a maternal uncle who oversees her finances and medical appointments, mentions during a meeting that Amélie recently expressed a desire to live on her own, believing that she is “ready to be independent.” The team, more cautious, believes she still needs support with money management and meal planning. While observing Amélie in the house, you notice that she often forgets to turn off the stove after cooking, leaves the front door unlocked, and struggles to stick to her weekly budget. She has already spent all her pocket money in two days, mostly on beauty products. At work, the workshop supervisor tells you that Amélie seems more distracted and is making more mistakes in sorting and packaging tasks. She gets upset quickly when corrected: “I’m not stupid! You’re talking to me like I’m a baby!” During an individual support session, Amélie confides that she met a man on social media and that they message each other often. She says he loves her and wants her to move in with him in Montreal. She says: “My guardian never lets me do what I want. He treats me like a little girl. But he understands me.” You suspect emotional and relational vulnerability, as well as a risk of financial or sexual exploitation. You decide to discuss it with your team and the guardian to ensure safe and respectful support that preserves her autonomy. Additional Information** **At the residence:** * Amélie shares housing with two other women (Sophie and Karine) of the same age group. * She enjoys listening to music, dancing, and participating in outings to the community center. * She gets angry when corrected in front of the other residents. * She accepts instructions more easily when the “why” is explained calmly. * She often forgets to write down appointments on her wall calendar. * She frequently asks: “Can I decide for myself?” **At work:** * She enjoys her job and likes being praised. * She usually arrives on time, but sometimes is late when she lacks motivation. * She has good manual skills but gets distracted easily. * The supervisor notices that she has more difficulty following instructions at the end of the day. **Family and social network:** * Amélie has lost contact with her parents for several years. * Her guardian (uncle) visits once a month and collaborates well with the residence. * She has a few friends at the community center, but her relationships are unstable. * She uses social media a lot, often without supervision. **Health and development:** * Diagnosis: mild intellectual disability, associated with learning disorders. * No major physical health issues, but she sometimes experiences anxiety. * Medication: a low dose of anxiolytic prescribed by her doctor. * She has difficulty recognizing and expressing her emotions; she often says “I don’t know” when asked how she feels. **Strengths and assets:** * Amélie is warm, expressive, and motivated to learn. * She shows a strong desire for independence. * She understands instructions well when they are illustrated or calmly repeated. * She likes helping others and feels very proud when her successes are acknowledged.
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