With respect to counseling minor clients who are considering abortion a. Counselors should immediately refer these clients to medical professionals. b. that these clients may need to process issues of abuse, loss, love, and hopes for the future c. Counselors should advocate their own moral position regarding abortion. d. Counselors should be aware that most teens avoiding talking to their parents about pregnancy because adolescents need to rebel against parental authority e. Counselors should exercise care when assisting a minor to obtain an abortion.

Minors become legally underneath the parental as well as guardians' management and implementation; therefore, they will not be allowed to do anything without their permission and approval.
Therefore, risk-taking and risky behavior can ruin not only the wellbeing but rather the confidence of the teenagers that they can't seem to manage alone. Consequently, the counselors will make every attempt to encourage limited participants to receive the parents' permission.

Certain solutions don't apply to the specified scenario. Thus the alternative above would be the right one.