More and more people with mental illnesses can live in the social space with some support. Outpatient or visiting psychiatric work offers many opportunities, but visiting clients is always a significant intrusion into their privacy. The book describes the practical roles, tasks, and challenges faced by professionals in their encounters with clients and supports their self-care. The authors discuss the opportunities and difficulties of home visits, provide helpful tips for interaction and relationship building, and for avoiding escalation. The volume particularly addresses the uncertainties of psychiatric professionals in difficult situations and offers aids for self-reflection. It also discusses working with the environment and the elements of self-care.