The book "Violence in Care Facilities" by Cordula Schneider sheds light on a often tabooed topic in everyday care. It addresses the various forms of violence that are perpetrated against both elderly individuals and caregivers. The author analyzes the complex relationships between caregivers and the individuals they support, demonstrating how structural and personnel conditions can lead to experiences of violence. Through interviews with caregivers, it becomes clear that violence in daily care is not only an individual issue but also a systemic problem. Schneider calls for engagement with these topics during the training of caregivers to recognize and prevent violence. The book not only provides a well-founded analysis of the issue but also offers support options for caregivers and a perspective on necessary changes in the care sector.