The book "Emergency Personnel Under Stress" by Manfred Krampl addresses the effects of traumatic stress experienced by emergency responders during their service. It provides a comprehensive analysis of the psychological challenges faced by these professionals and highlights the long-term consequences of stress and trauma on their mental health. By combining theoretical insights with practical examples, it creates a deep understanding of the unique pressures that arise in professions such as police, fire service, and emergency medical services. The book is aimed at professionals working in these fields, as well as students of social sciences and psychology who wish to engage with the topics of stress management and mental health.