Therapeutic stories are a particularly suitable tool in the psychotherapy of children and adolescents. Child and adolescent therapist Angelika Schlarb works with self-developed stories and metaphors to convey models of disorders and interventions in an age-appropriate manner. These can be used directly, but can also be individually adapted or further developed. Her stories are aimed at elementary school-aged children and are organized by specific disorders. Each story includes guidance on how to use it and what goal it aims to achieve.