Forensic psychiatry has always dealt with the deviations that mentally ill individuals can find themselves in without fault, and it also addresses the extremes of human behavior, psychological experiences, and desires. Therefore, forensic psychiatry is often regarded as an extreme field within psychiatry. The current volume from the Eickelborn series spans the spectrum of deviations and extremes - starting from forensic psychiatric crisis management, an extreme case in clinical practice, a deviation from standard operations, to the dramatic extremes of psychological experiences in borderline personality disorder, and the devastating consequences of extreme violence in upbringing. This volume demonstrates, through a wide range of forensic psychiatric topics from applied clinical work, that forensic psychiatry addresses not only mental illnesses.