Practice Case: Teenager Seeking Counseling You work as a counselor for an organization that offers counseling services to the general public. The free service is aimed at community members who cannot afford counseling services otherwise. You start counselling a young man who made an appointment with the service when he saw the advertisement in the local community newspaper. In your initial session you learn that he is 16 years old and sought counseling on his own without the knowledge of his parents. He tells you confidentiality is very important to him, and he doesn't want his parents to know he is in counseling. He tells you that he is afraid his parents might ridicule him for this if they find out since they have ridiculed him about other things in the past and don't take what he says seriously. He says he currently struggles with motivation, getting out of bed in the morning and has low self-esteem. He also says he doesn't even feel like seeing his friends anymore. He is tearful off and on during your session. He says he sometimes feels like hurting himself and has some plans about how he might do it but hasn't decided on