Finally, someone writes clearly and understandably for all the practitioners of trauma therapy about how to conduct trauma exposure in a very gentle way without confronting the trauma. Jochen Peichl discusses the author's approach in "Trauma & Violence" 2/2009. In the therapy of complex - particularly sexually - traumatized individuals, the goal should be to integrate traumas rather than just stabilizing the patients. Otherwise, there is a risk that symptoms will return. The Inner Child Rescue, which can be combined with all known trauma therapy methods, does not involve the distressing confrontation with trauma memories but rather uses positive imagination, allowing affected adults to avoid direct contact with their childhood traumas. After the rescue, the dissociated parts can be integrated. In addition, there is a detailed description of the gentle methods.