Psychoses pose a particular challenge in treatment due to their risk of chronicity. An individually tailored psychodynamic psychotherapy for psychoses can prevent chronicity and also assist with already chronic psychoses. This volume successfully brings together a variety of different approaches that are relevant to psychodynamic psychotherapy for psychoses in both theory and practice, presenting a wide range of thematic focuses in a convincing and clear manner. In addition to the indications and implementation of the therapies, the contributions also address the relationship between psychiatry and psychotherapy. Social therapies, which often complement psychotherapy for early disturbances, are also included in the book.