Finding something in the landscape of specific therapeutic approaches that can benefit individuals with psychoses, bipolar disorders, or depression is truly not easy. Social workers, social educators, and caregivers looking for concrete, practical, sensory, and low-threshold offerings for their group work in clinics, homes, and counseling centers will find valuable insights in the psychosocial work aid "Coping with Crises, Maintaining Stability, Enabling Change." The two authors from Bielefeld have combined the theoretical foundations of dialectical-behavioral therapy (DBT) according to Marsha Linehan with imagination exercises and elements from Euthymic Therapy (Pleasure Therapy), creating six thematic blocks that can be flexibly adapted to meet specific needs.