1. Is coaching a teenager-patient on anxiety-related issues in context of a skate boarding lessons definitively a dual relationship? 2. What if the coaching is time-limited, informed consent is given, and this activity is viewed as the exception rather than the rule? ("Time-limited" means between one and six sessions, depending on his response to treatment.) 3. Can time-limited skateboard coaching be incorporated as part of an in-vivo anxiety reduction technique and billed as therapy services? 4. Would Dr. Earthski's malpractice insurance likely cover this activity? 5. What would happen if the teen-patient injured himself as part of coaching? 6. Dr. Earthski asks about the use of self-disclosure. What feedback might you give to Dr. Earthski about what he disclosed about himself?

7. Given everything you know about the case, what is/are the final recommendation(s)