In hypnotherapy according to Milton H. Erickson, the appreciative and resource-oriented attitude towards the client and their symptoms plays a prominent role. Together with strategies from systemic therapy, this creates effective support options for patients and their families during times of significant physical, psychological, and social stress. The book outlines the fundamentals of hypnosystemic communication with examples from psycho-oncology and medical therapy and counseling. At the center of the support and treatment of cancer patients and their families is the joint search for and discovery of individually and situationally tailored strategies. This creative and particularly effective form of support is presented by a total of 13 authors through their experiences in psycho-oncological and medical fields.