“…A brief review of the history of diagnosis provides an understanding of the role of diagnosis in counseling. Diagnosis came from the Greek origins of gnosis (knowledge) and dia (through and through), which meant “to know someone through and through [involving] understanding the person fully (i.e., knowing the person in the context of his/her family, culture, religion, community, and suffering)” (Demmitt, 1998, p. 148). This definition implies an understanding of a person in his or her social context (Cochran & Cochran, 2015; Scholl, McGowan, & Hansen, 2012).…”