While working at a community college counseling center, you meet Steve, a sophom

While working at a community college counseling center, you meet Steve, a sophomore accounting major who has come to therapy due to increased symptoms of depression. He is struggling in school and has been drinking alcohol most nights of the week. You soon learn that he is distraught over his relationship with his “high school soulmate” who recently ended their relationship of three years. He believes “she was spreading herself around” their home town even before the breakup. He notes that this March, he purchased an engagement ring but wondered aloud if he “should exchange it for a sniper rifle”.
Upon further inquiry, he states he has no intention of hurting or killing his girlfriend and recanted his statement as “a bad joke”. He also indicated that he knew that he would get over his grief “in time”. Still, you know that he is in the Army Reserves, is an avid deer hunter, and had mentioned that he had “stumbled upon” an incel forum when you met last week. Your general knowledge of incel-communities is that they exist on Reddit and other online formats and are mostly characterized by angry, “involuntarily celibate” men who have tremendous resentment and hatred toward women.
For your discussion response, consider the Powerpoint attached on Confidentiality and Duty to Warn. Answer these four questions:
Traits—Is there a serious danger of violence
Temporality—Is there an immediate threat?
Plan—Is the plan detailed?
Specific—Is there a specific target?
Post should be approximately 250 words long.