Jane is a seasoned addiction counselor with over a decade of experience in treating patients dealing with substance abuse issues. She works at the "Hope Recovery Center" in a mid-sized suburban community. Recently, she started counseling Mark, a 30-year-old man who is struggling with opioid addiction. Jane discovers that Mark is the brother of her close friend, Sarah. Dilemma After a couple of weeks into the counseling sessions, Sarah reaches out to Jane to inquire about Mark's progress. She also starts giving suggestions about his treatment. Jane finds herself in a complicated situation where her personal and professional boundaries are blurred. Incident Jane realizes that Sarah has been accessing Mark's medical information through their family's shared computer. Sarah also tries to exert influence over Jane to make specific treatment decisions, such as medication choices and therapy methods. When Jane talks to Mark about this, he appears uncomfortable but admits that he gave Sarah permission to be involved. Jane feels her objectivity and professional boundary are being compromised. Questions for Discussion: How should Jane handle the dual relationship she has with Mark and Sarah to maintain her professional integrity? What steps should Jane take to ensure that she doesn't violate