Every day, thousands of people seek out a therapist or participate in countless therapeutic groups weekend after weekend. What drives them to do this? They are searching for healing in the broader sense of the word: to become whole, to be complete. It is essential to understand that a therapist does not heal; healing happens! It unfolds within the person seeking healing when the right conditions are met and when they are in a healing space. This book describes how a therapist can contribute to facilitating a healing movement in the client and explores the phenomenon of wounds in humans as well as their healing in a psychotherapeutic context. Healing is a process in which something excluded, rejected, or unseen finds its rightful place within oneself and comes to rest there. It serves as a general guide for therapeutic work beyond specific techniques.