This book focuses on different ending situations in psychotherapy. As a reader, you will learn design principles for concluding individual therapy sessions as well as for the regular conclusion of outpatient psychotherapy. You will also receive valuable insights on how to handle therapy terminations and learn everything important about the specifics of ending inpatient treatments and concluding situations in group therapy settings. Although most psychotherapies fortunately end without major issues, many psychotherapists repeatedly encounter rather difficult ending situations. This is not surprising, as the therapy marks the end of a very close relationship. Particularly when patients have difficulties with abandonment or exhibit problematic attachment structures, the process of disengaging from therapy can be challenging.