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Counselors must balance legal obligations and client welfare. Automatic release (A) or refusal (C) without review is improper. Destroying records (D) is illegal. NBCC stresses consultation and minimal disclosure when required.

Collaboration with prescribers and CBT for psychosis improve outcomes. Stopping meds (B) or ignoring (C) is unsafe. Family therapy (D) may help but is not sufficient alone. NBCC stresses integrated, collaborative approaches.

Bipolar I requires at least one manic episode (≥7 days or hospitalization) plus depressive episodes. Bipolar II (B) requires hypomania, not full mania. Cyclothymic (C) is subthreshold over ≥2 years. PDD (D) is chronic depression without mania.

Attending personal events risks boundary violations and dual relationships. Declining politely while explaining boundaries (A) respects the client and maintains professionalism. Automatic acceptance (B, C) breaches ethics. Ignoring (D) may harm rapport. NBCC stresses clear communication about professional boundaries.

Medical stabilization is urgent when physical health is compromised. Psychoeducation (A), CBT (C), and family therapy (D) are useful after stabilization. NBCC emphasizes prioritizing physical safety in severe eating disorder cases.