Humanistic Professional Identity: The Transtheoretical Tie That Binds

Colette T. Dollarhide · Ken Oliver

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This article explores the intersectionality of professional identity and theoretical orientation relative to humanism. Evidence of the humanistic foundations of counseling practice is offered to highlight how humanistic professional identity evolves and manifests in counseling practice, and examples of humanistic and parahumanistic theories are provided.

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