The authors of "Houston, 2001: Context and Legacy" (Fouad et al., 2004 [this issue]) have created a document that will be cited frequently and respectfully for some time to come. The excellence of the conference it describes and the clarity of the description will serve the specialty well, as have the conferences that preceded it, that is, Northwestern, Greyston, and Georgia. As it certainly should be, the Houston Conference is by far the best and most useful conference that counseling psychologists have organized in service of energizing, defining, and directing the future of the specialty. Furthermore, the resulting report far surpasses those of the previous conferences in a variety of ways.