Reference no: EM132123545

June is an LCDCI at a local MHMR facility and works with both adult men and women in the Substance Abuse Unit. She is in her mid-twenties and spends much of her free time catching up with friends and family on social networking sites, i.e. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc. One day she receives a “friend request” from a male client on her caseload. Given that her client is doing well in treatment she accepts his request and believes this will positively reinforce his sobriety. Then one day she notices pictures on his Facebook page where he is clearly intoxicated and smoking, presumably marijuana. She confronts him in group, but he becomes angry and leaves the room. Later that day she is informed by her supervisor that her client has filed a complaint against her alleging that she initiated a “friend’s request” to him and they have been romantically involved. He even has provocative pictures of her on his cell phone to prove it. What would you do?