Couple problems usually do not arise overnight, but develop over a longer period of time. The same applies to the professionally guided path back to a fulfilling couple relationship: couple therapy initiates a learning process that takes time. Konrad Peter Grossmann describes in this book how slow systemic couple therapy can be effective through small-scale, repeated, multimodal interventions. He first addresses fundamental questions regarding the definition, context, and themes of couple therapy, and then focuses on the design of the therapeutic setting and the therapeutic relationship between clients and counselors. Through numerous case descriptions, Grossmann outlines ways to overcome stressors in couples, such as sexual dissatisfaction, violence, or infidelity. He also presents various techniques for this purpose.