In a long and varied career, Ursula Delworth has been the embodiment of the multidimensional counseling psychologist. In this interview, Ursula recounts her experiences as an educator, clinician, model builder, supervisor, consultant, editor, and administrator. The author examines her significant influences, personal development, and professional work, as Ursula offers her perspectives on the current as well as future directions of professional psychology. It is apparent that through her numerous contributions, Ursula Delworth has made a difference in the lives of her students, colleagues, and the field of professional psychology.
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