The significance of nature in the context of psychotherapy and artistic therapy is examined from an interdisciplinary and cross-school perspective. Theory, practice, and research are equally taken into account. The volume offers a variety of stimuli for different therapeutic professions as well as for scientific engagement with the subject area. It demonstrates in numerous examples how nature can be systematically integrated into various therapeutic approaches: for instance, therapeutic treatments can take place in nature, the theme of nature can play a role in narratives, or natural materials can be incorporated and applied in creative therapeutic settings. The authors also critically address the limitations and risks of incorporating nature into therapeutic processes.