Some counselors believe terminally ill clients have the ultimate right to determine if, how, and when they will end their life. Other counselors believe their obligation is to assist clients in finding meaning in life regardless of a particular set of circumstances. In two groups, argue for and against rational suicide, addressing both ethical and legal issues. (Note: A good website to check out is www.deathwithdignity.org/acts.)

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