John is a 33 year old white male. His wife states that she is going to leave him. She is also present for the interview. John has a 4 year old son and a 5 year old daughter. John is tearful and cries throughout your interview with him. He states that he wants to die. As you continue your assessment, John's wife tells you that John is an alcoholic, and John admits that he has a serious drinking problem. You inquire further concerning John's suicidal thoughts. John says that he owns a gun and that he would shoot himself should he choose to die. 1.In response to John's suicidal thoughts and comments, what additional questions should the counselor ask in order to ascertain John's level of danger to himself or others? 2.What relevant questions about the client's family history might the counselor ask in order to further assess risk? 3.Now that you have assessed John's suicide risk, what is your plan of action to prevent or deter suicidal behavior?