Although the original edition of this volume was published over 14 years ago, it has lost none of its usefulness and relevance. The theoretical section describes the key humanistic, social, and ethical principles used in counseling, supervision, and therapy to ensure a holistic view of the client. Creative and cultural therapy not only aims to achieve or maintain mental health but also strives to secure and nurture human relationships and promote respect for all living beings and objects on Earth. The foundations of classical and integrative, creative Gestalt therapy have been expanded to include cultural educational methods and expressive media. This textbook also contains a range of practical exercises that can be applied in various contexts depending on the client's level of professional experience. The theoretical section is coherent and clearly written, without neglecting depth.