It has long been my fervent belief that one of the most remarkable privileges of being a therapist is that we have so many opportunities to grow and learn as a result of our therapeutic work. When I first conceived the idea for this workbook, it was to create a structure for myself to help make sense of everything I was processing as a result of my interactions with clients (and colleagues). Throughout most of my career I have searched for as many ways as are available to apply to myself what I learn with and from my clients. This means being continuously reflective, not only about the clinical work itself, but also how it impacts and influences me personally. There isn’t a week that goes by that I don’t learn something significant about myself; often this is the result of being challenged by clients, students, and supervisees who ask me, in so many ways, whether I truly practice what I preach in my own life.