Autonomy, nonmaleficence, beneficence, justice, and fidelity is moral principle that a counselor must determine take priority during an ethical dilemma. Autonomy is independence and the individual having the freedom to make choices and actions. Nonmaleficence is not causing harm. Beneficence is contributing to the student’s welfare by doing good, be proactive, and try to prevent harm. Justice is not necessary treating all people the same but providing rational to treating others differently. Fidelity is staying true to the therapeutic relationship that has been created between the counselor and student and not to threaten that relationship (Forester-Miller & Davis, 1996). The ethical dilemma of John and his suicidal intention the moral principle
