He believed that mental health professionals should adhere to the rational assessment process found in most models, but should also incorporate an intuitive process for recognizing the he emotional experience of the clinician, recognizing the power differential in the therapeutic relationship, and identifying and addressing any potential cultural bias present in the decision-making process. This model also includes several steps: recognize a problem, define the problem, develop solutions, choose a solution, review the process, implement and evaluate the decision, and continue to reflect. Throughout the process, clinicians move between a cognitive analysis of a situation and an internal assessment of their emotional experience of the dilemma. Strengths: Understanding that there is a problem and recognizing that it is a problem and find a solution to the ACA Code of Ethics to help the client resolve the issue. is that it is a more holistic model of ethical decision-making as it takes into account a wider range of human factors in the process.