For therapists, ethically challenging situations frequently arise in psychotherapeutic practice. Some recurring ethical themes, such as trust, intimacy, power, conflicts of interest, and physical proximity and sexuality between psychotherapist and patient, have been discussed since the inception of the field and have become part of profession-specific codes and regulations over time. However, other ethical issues in psychotherapy have been less addressed. These include patient education, capacity to consent and informed consent, handling treatment errors, and moral transgressions. This volume provides a compact and case-based overview of ethical questions and challenges in the psychotherapeutic context. Each chapter of the book addresses a real ethical situation.