The exploration of dreams has a long history in the tradition of psychotherapy. This book details how, in a therapeutic setting, not only can dreams be discussed, but a new approach can emerge through enactment. The message of the dream is deciphered through reenacting actions or continuing the dream. The fairy tale can serve as an important key to understanding inner roles, unconscious conflicts, and upcoming life tasks. Particularly, the use in a group therapy setting offers a wealth of opportunities for patients to approach their own and the collective unconscious in an action-oriented and playful manner. The author thoroughly describes specific methods and illustrates their application in practice with numerous case examples.