Discuss the any ethics involved in the below situations. with the use and support of Issues & Ethics in the Helping Profession 10th edition, and one other resource, how should a counselor handle each?

1. The father of your 16-year-old client asks you to provide an assessment of his personality that can be given to a local military recruiter. He states that his son has been diagnosed with a personality disorder a few years ago by another agency and wonders if you could provide a "healthier profile" for his son so that he can be accepted into the Navy.
2. A female client who you have been seeing as a client off and on for several months asks you what diagnosis you have given the insurance company. You tell her that the diagnosis is Major Depressive Disorder, Mild. She asks if you can change the diagnosis and/or get a second opinion because she is trying to obtain sole custody of her children and the diagnosis of Depression might work against her.
3. A male adult client states that his family physician has placed him on an anti-anxiety medication that doesn't seem to be working as well as he had hoped. He would like you to write a letter to the physician explaining your diagnosis of Adjustment Disorder (not Anxiety) and why the client might need a different medication.