The book "Relationality in Gestalt Therapy" by Frank-M. Staemmler offers a comprehensive analysis of the individualistic and relational currents within Gestalt therapy. It highlights the impact of these currents on therapeutic practice and provides numerous practical examples that illustrate the psychological, philosophical, and ethical dimensions of the therapeutic relationship. The author, who has over 40 years of professional experience, combines modern psychotherapy research with classical Gestalt therapeutic theories and recent insights into human dialogicity. This leads to a deeper understanding of 'strong' relationality, which is considered crucial for psychotherapeutic interaction. The book is aimed at Gestalt therapists as well as professionals from other therapeutic orientations who wish to better understand and intentionally utilize the relational dimension of their work.