How can constellation work be integrated into the various settings of supervision? What should be taken into account, and what possibilities and limitations may arise? Those interested in these topics and seeking an overview of the state of the art in connecting supervision and constellation work will find answers in this book, along with a variety of suggestions for supervisory practice. The author highlights the specifics of constellation work and compares it with other common consulting methods used in supervision and coaching. Constellation work is defined as a scenic method or group simulation method that involves the reproduction and analysis of the structures of a considered system using real people and objects. The author presents three typical forms of constellation work.