Elan is a 19-year-old Native American who recently lost his best friend in a drunk-driving accident.His friend was driving while under the influence on his way home from Elan's house when he hit a tree and was killed upon impact.Due to his extreme guilt,Elan did not initially drink for several months following the accident.Now that he has resumed drinking,he is drinking more than ever before,although he does not drink on days he has to go into work.He says that his friend's spirit is haunting him and he is considering contacting a medicine man whom his mother knows to help deal with the spirit.As a narrative counselor,what is a unique outcome you might help Elan to see?
A) The guilt that he experiences as a result of his friend's death
B) The fact that he chooses to not drink on days he has to work
C) His statement that his friend's spirit is haunting him
D) His unique cultural heritage

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Elan's decision not to drink on workdays is a unique outcome that demonstrates his ability to exercise control and make responsible choices, which can be a foundation for further positive change.

Elan Is a 19-Year-Old Native American Who Recently Lost His