Wounded soul, vulnerable sexuality. The editor works daily in her clinical practice with patients who experience disturbances in the area of sexuality following traumatic experiences. Especially for survivors of sexual violence, it is difficult to develop an unburdened and self-caring approach to sexuality. Relationship problems, avoidance of closeness and intimacy, persistent self-harm, re-victimization, and even harmful behavior towards others are typical consequences. The resource of sexuality as a means to experience emotional and physical connection, vitality, and sensuality is lost. How can one best engage in conversation with those affected about their sexuality? What should be considered in diagnostics? How can therapy be successful? Experts from science and practice provide insights for psychotherapists, doctors, and others.