Jared, a client you treated two years ago for depression,presents in your office after being released from an inpatientalcohol treatment center. He states that he encountered problemsafter losing his job last year and was drinking heavily when he washome alone all day. After Jared fell and injured himself severelyone day, his partner Kyle insisted that he go into inpatienttreatment. Now Jared says he needs to see a counselor as part ofhis aftercare plan. Jared and Kyle have been partners for the pastfour years, and own their home together. Kyle is an active memberof his church and has a job that provides income. Jared wants toreturn to being a contributing member of their family as well. Healso wants to build new relationships and is considering joining asobriety group at Kyle's church, but he hesitates because he sayshe feels confused about his own spiritual beliefs. Jared says hewants to feel better about himself and his life; he wants to avoidslipping back into depression and using alcohol to feel better. Itappears that Jared's best chance at remaining sober is to receivecomprehensive services. In your post, address the following:

1) Describe three counseling competencies that will guide you insensitively working with Jared.

2) Create a list of five local community resources that will behelpful for Jared in regaining wellness and maintaining hisrecovery.