Disability and Mental Health Awareness Script (Edited Version)

 

Characters:

• Ben – College Tutor
• Miss Brown – Special Needs Teacher
• Amy – Student and teacher of learning disability and mental health awareness

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Scene 1: In the Classroom

Ben: Do you have a learning disability, Amy?
Amy: Yes — and I also live with mental illness. I teach learning disability and mental health. Why do you ask?
Ben: You seem to know a lot about the subjects.
Amy: Thanks! I’m also an artist and writer. I paint, draw, and write about the learning disability and mental health field.
Ben: That’s wonderful, Amy. What is your learning disability and mental illness, if you don’t mind me asking?
Amy: I have Autism, Anxiety, and Depression.

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Scene 2: Miss Brown Enters

Miss Brown: Some people have learning disabilities, mental health conditions, or both — and that’s okay.
💡 It’s good to talk about it and support one another.
(Symbols: person thinking 🧠, heart ❤️, talking 💬)

Ben: Amy, you really do know a lot about these subjects.
Amy: Thanks, Ben. I teach about learning disability and mental health.
Miss Brown: People with lived experience can be teachers and leaders.
💡 Everyone can learn from one another.
Amy: Exactly — we can all learn from each other.

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Scene 3: Creativity and Strengths

Amy: I’m also an artist and writer. I love expressing myself through painting and stories.
Ben: That’s amazing!
Miss Brown: 🎨 Creativity helps people express feelings and share experiences.

💬 People with disabilities and mental health conditions have many strengths.
🌟 See the abilities — not just the difficulties.

(Symbols: paintbrush 🎨, pencil ✏️, heart ❤️, handshake 🤝)

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Scene 4: Closing Message

Amy: Everyone learns differently, and that’s what makes us unique.
Ben: I agree — we all have something special to share.
Miss Brown: Let’s keep building understanding, respect, and inclusion together.

🌍 Together we can make a difference.
💡 Kindness, creativity, and awareness change lives.

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✅ Educational Message for Learners and Workers:

• People with learning disabilities and mental health conditions can be teachers, leaders, and creators.
• Talking about your experiences helps others understand.
• Creativity and expression are powerful tools for awareness and change.
• Focus on abilities, not just disabilities.