The book "Practice of Child Gestalt Therapy" offers a comprehensive introduction to the methods and principles of child gestalt therapy. It is aimed at professionals working with children and highlights the significance of gestalt therapy in psychotherapeutic practice. The author, Gordon Wheeler, guides readers through various aspects of therapy, including diagnostics, the prerequisites for therapists, and the role of dialogue and creative forms of expression such as painting and building. The content is both theoretically grounded and practical, enabling professionals to apply the concepts in their work with children. The book also addresses the challenges and opportunities arising from the changing nature of childhood and provides valuable insights into the design of therapeutic processes.