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Client Session - Handling a Difficult Situation Counselor: Kelsey Lane Client: John Jones Overview: John is married and seeking advice on his living expenses to fund future expenses. Counselor: John, it's good to see you again... What brought you in today? Client: I've run into a little John appears to be reserved problem....and...uh...I'd like on speaking about the topic of the meeting by pausing and you to give me some ideas of his inability to find the proper what to do. words for his answer. Counselor: Please tell me more about the problem. Client: Well, my eldest child wants a car to get back and forth to school John rolls his eyes and exhales deeply when and hang out with friends. Which I understand the need, I guess, but he he begins to state he understands making wants me to pay for it. him appear forced to understand the need.Counselor: It sounds like your child would like you to provide the money. However, I can sense some hesitation with that. Client: Don't get me wrong, I'd love to provide a car for him. But it's just not John looks over at the counselor with really a good time for me right now. I need to know what to do. sad but hopeful eyes then back down at the floor with embarrassment. Counselor: So, you'd like to see him get a car, but financially it would be a difficult time...is that it? Client: Yes. That's the situation. Can you even help me? Counselor: John, please tell me what you've done so far in regards to this situation. Client: So far? Nothing other than trying to seek your John is showing signs of impatience and annoyance with the advice. situation by speaking sharply and placing emphasis on degrading comments to the counselor. Counselor: You seem concerned about the problem...but really haven't done anything specific yet. What could you do? Client: Exhales deeply. Well. I guess I could go to the bank and borrow the money.Counselor: Anything else that you can think of? Client: I suppose I could withdraw from my retirement savings. I heard that I have to pay tax and penalty on that. Throws his hands up in frustration. I'm not really sure about any of it. Counselor: Uh hmmm. So, you could borrow money or withdraw money from your retirement savings. However, I'm not recommending you to do that. It appears to me that you don't prefer either of those options. Can you think of anything else? Client: I guess....I could talk with my son.... Counselor: If you did, what would you say to him? John appears to be more conflicted at this point in the meeting than the beginning of the meeting by stirring his feet and checking his watch in accordance to being ready to leave the session. Client: I think I will explain my financial situation to him. Counselor: I agree with you and I think your son would understand your family's situation. From what you've told me, he seems to be a good kid.From the Scenario, do you feel the Financial Counselor applied the Rules for Listening? Explanation - agree, how so? Provide examples. If you disagree, Rule Agree/Disagree what would you suggest the Financial Counselor do to apply the rules? (minimum of 50 words per rule) Respond to the Main Idea Respond to the Emotional Message Remember Significant Detail Make Justifiable Inferences Based on the Scenario, provide three different types of questions that you would ask your client during this session. For each question, state the Type of Question it is and why you would ask your client that specific question. #1 Question Type of Question Reason #2 Question Type of Question Reason #3 Question Type of QuestionReason Section 11: Client Application Minimum of 50 words per question Identify best practices that would help a Financial Counselor manage private information? How can selective pacing help a Financial Counselor understand the client in more detail? Financial Counseling & Consumer Credit Unit 2 Project Learning Goals: I Discuss various communication principles . Identify exploring techniques Section I: Client Session Scenario Be specific and provide examples. These should be answered based on the readings om the Financial Counseling book (external references will result in a zero). What type of Learning Style could be identied with your client? What cue(s) from your client triggered how you could identify a type of learning style for your client? Describe the Five Major Components and Two Process Elements of the Communication Process and how each can be applied to the Scenario. Sender Message Channels Receiver Feedback Environment Noise