Humanistic psychotherapy, focusing on feeling and experiencing in the here and now, supports patients in their emotional self-regulation, their search for existential orientation, and their practical ability to act in life. They experience their issues affectively and emotionally and learn to change disruptive patterns. Prominent representatives of various approaches to humanistic psychotherapy illustrate their integrative working principles both theoretically and practically, emphasizing the central role of emotion and experience. Contributions by Albrecht Boeckh, Werner Eberwein, Silke B. Gahleitner, Martha Hüsgen-Adler, Christoph Kolbe, Jürgen Kriz, Alfried Längle, Manfred Thielen, and Bärbel Wardetzki.