Counseling: Theory and Process presents the major theories of counseling in historical context reflecting the major developments in psychodynamic theory, existential and humanist ideas and the evolution of cognitive/behavioral ideas. The authors then apply these theories to the area of practice. The format and the content of this text have been very well received by students through the first four editions. The Fifth Edition represents an update of the earlier work, while retaining the style and context of the highly successful first four editions.