Sexual abuse is a traumatic childhood event with often far-reaching consequences. It frequently causes uncertainty among those affected, their caregivers, and therapists when faced with sexual abuse or even suspicions that may indicate possible abuse. The aim of this guide is to provide therapeutic professionals with confidence in dealing with cases of abuse or suspicions of abuse. To this end, current findings on the epidemiology of sexual abuse, its consequences, legal frameworks, diagnostics, and intervention planning are presented. The core of the volume consists of recommendations and guidelines for recognizing sexual abuse, handling indications of it, and networking with youth services. The specific approach to diagnosing follow-up disorders and conducting interventions is also addressed.