Oberhoff's book is a fundamental contribution to the theory and practice of transference and countertransference in field-specific supervision. The introductory conceptual excursions provide an understanding of these still enigmatic unconscious communication processes, which are inherently of a highly fleeting nature and tend to elude conscious grasp repeatedly. The practical section presents a system that aims to facilitate the recognition and handling of transference and countertransference in supervisory practice. This includes the use of a useful terminology (such as spontaneous transference, interactive staging, problematic relational schema, co-acting, scenic understanding, etc.), as well as the discussion of methodological and technical questions illustrated by thoroughly commented case examples. The book is aimed at anyone involved in supervision, counseling, coaching, or training who deals with transference and countertransference processes.