Why is there a need for a book dedicated to the role and identity of a counselor in a publishing landscape already brimming with related topics? The reason lies in the desire to delve deeper, to reach the heart of counseling, and to relate it to the intricate society in which we live. This society has a multitude of emerging needs that require varying degrees of guidance, support, and direction. Who can effectively respond to these demands? Leveraging her two decades of experience, the author explores the distinctive aspects of a counselor's role, describes the progression of the counseling process, and examines a method that has consistently provided practical tools for enhancing life's quality over the years. The philosophy that guides a counselor's work is rooted in the belief that humans are bearers of resources, knowledge, will, and the ability to make choices. They are in constant interaction with others and the environment, essentially, beings capable of self-definition and self-determination. This book is intended for those who are already practicing this profession but have an ongoing, healthy curiosity to understand its intricacies.