The willingness to use violence among children is growing alarmingly. A look at the daily newspapers shows that aggression is seen by many young people as a normal form of self-assertion; being aggressive in pursuing one's interests is considered cool. Parents often feel powerless and helpless in the face of this. Educators and psychologists also sometimes feel helpless when working with the parents of aggressive children. How can we engage parents in collaboration? How can we change their negative self-image? How can parents become active participants in finding solutions? In this book, Anton Hergenhan presents the approaches of systemic parent coaching. Using an exemplary case from practice, he demonstrates how therapists and counselors can support parents in dealing with their children's verbal and physical attacks. Fundamental systemic techniques such as escalation are discussed.