Amy, I enjoyed your discussion about wanting to help change how patients receive service. The quality of services and the amount of time a person waits for service. It would be difficult not feeling that enough could be done for the persons you would be charged in providing care for. Because there are fewer referral options for clients, mental health providers need to work with people presenting with issues across the life span and, as a result, may be challenged in terms of their boundaries of competence (Gamm, Stone, & Pittman, 2003), (Cohn, 2013). Many of the strategies that you could develop to assist your clients could be gained from your experience with the community you serve. The ethical problems that a provider would
