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Abstract
In the midst of challeliging circumstances, cancer patients, families, and staff can potentially feel a clear sense of wherence in their lives. The task of the counseling process is to assist them in achieving that sense of calm and strength, which, when present simultaneously with threat, allows them to function effectively. When traditional problem-solving approaches fail to produce solution-oriented behavior, counselin for a "stillpoint" may be indicated. Once the capaciry for a stibpoint is developed, problem solving can proceed. This article discusses the conce t of stillpoint and its relationship to counseling. A briefcase exampL is included.