Through its holistic understanding of humanity and treatment concept, which places the individual with their personal needs and characteristics at the center, the Analytical Psychology of C. G. Jung is able to expand depth psychological and psychodynamic therapeutic approaches into a modern, integrative method. This book connects the essentials of Analytical Psychology and psychotherapy with the current state of psychotherapy research. Special emphasis is placed on working with the unconscious and its symbolism: How does this manifest in fantasies, dreams, imaginations, and clinical pictures, as well as in the patients' resources? The approaches of Analytical Psychology to the inner self of patients, to the intersubjectivity of the therapeutic relationship, and to the processes of transference and countertransference are presented, along with their differences from other approaches.