Dr. Jessica Reynolds, a licensed mental health counselor, faces an ethical dilemma when she discovers that her client, Sarah Thompson, is planning to harm herself and others. Sarah confided in Dr. Reynolds during their counseling sessions, revealing her intentions. Now, Dr. Reynolds has a tough choice. She must decide whether to keep Sarah's secret, as therapists usually do, or if she should tell someone to keep everyone safe. It's a big decision that will affect Sarah and others. Using the steps to ethical decision-making, describe what Dr. Reynolds should do: 1. Recognize that there is an ethical issue- I.e. something is making you uncomfortable. 2. Identify the problem and who is involved- What is making you uncomfortable? Who else is involved? 3. Consider the relevant facts, laws, principles, and values- What laws or standards might apply? What ethical value or ethical principle is involved? 4. Establish and analyze potential options- Weigh possibilities and outcomes. Use your moral imagination. 5. After undertaking Steps 1 through 4, choose a course of action and implement it- Are there any barriers to action? What information should be recorded? 6. Evaluate the outcome and determine if further action is needed- What did you learn? What would you do differently next time?