Many trainers have experienced it: terrible feedback, token assignments, seminar breakdowns, difficult participants, and much more. Being prepared for such cases and being able to intervene as effectively as possible is the goal of this book. Based on real case studies, 14 experienced trainer educators reconstruct the mechanisms of these challenging problem situations. They write about failure, injuries, and embarrassing moments, as well as the constraints and resistance that can come with the training profession. At the same time, they provide readers with tips and tools to better navigate these situations. They address the questions: How can I avoid ...? What can I do when ...? An overview at the end of the book addresses these two questions, making it easy to quickly find the relevant cases and tips within the book.