In the below scenario, what advice would you give them if they had such a major decision in real life

One example where the eight-step ethical decision-making model could be helpful is when a professional is faced with a situation where multiple relationships are involved. If a psychologist is at the park with one of their kids and sees one of their clients coming up to them to talk, the psychologist can go through the eight-steps to determine what to do. They can identify the problem of their client trying to talk to them about instances that should be kept in session. Then they will go through their decision criteria and identify alternatives. Once they decide on the best option in asking their client politely to save the information for their next session, they can evaluate their decision and learn from the experience.