Due to the close involvement of the family, their attitudes such as appreciation, resourcefulness, context and solution orientation, as well as their verbal and non-verbal variety of methods, systemic therapy represents the ideal approach for psychotherapeutic work with children and adolescents who exhibit conspicuous behavior. This handbook, written by renowned therapists, offers an overview of: basic tools and settings in systemic child and adolescent psychotherapy, specific challenges of therapeutic work with different age groups, various family and life forms and their significance for the therapeutic process, systemic diagnostic procedures and the understanding of disorders, working with symptoms and conspicuous behavior, and systemic family therapeutic techniques and procedures from neighboring therapeutic directions.