This article presents the authors' response to the reactions by Blustein, Catraio, Coutinho, and Murphy (2008), Chwalisz (2008), Conyers (2008), and Elliott and Johnson (2008) to their articles in "The Counseling Psychologist" on integrating health psychology, vocational psychology, multicultural psychology, and social justice (Maguire, McNally, Britton, Werth, & Borges, 2008; Werth, Borges, McNally, Maguire, & Britton, 2008a, 2008b). These colleagues' comments and suggestions are welcome contributions to the authors' articles as well as to the literature in this area, and they offer significant implications for counseling psychology in terms of training, research, and practice. In this brief response, the authors highlight several ideas generated by their reading of the reaction articles, and they summarize the recurring themes in the commentaries.