In this section, I will use the first six steps of the CPA Ethical Decision-Making Model (2000), while also incorporating some CCAC standards and guidelines. code of ethics (1999), to resolve the following ethical dilemma: You have recently begun providing online counseling services in addition to your face-to-face counseling services, and your agency has asked you to provide therapy in line to a 54 - Year-old woman whose husband died in a car accident two months ago. The woman and her 20-year-old daughter were in the car at the time of the crash but survived. You are informed that the woman cries constantly, dreams vividly of her husband, is constantly anxious and afraid, and relives moments from the traumatic accident. You are not comfortable providing therapy online due to the severity of the woman's symptoms, recent onset of trauma, and history of suicidal ideation. However, you are also informed that the woman lives in a remote community more than two hours from a counselor and five hours from your office and that she refuses to speak to anyone in person about the difficulties she is experiencing in reason for