The phenomenon of stalking attracts significant media attention and presents new challenges for the judiciary, psychiatry, and the entire psychosocial counseling landscape. How can our society and professional helpers provide protection for those affected? How can individuals who stalk be encouraged to stop, allowing both sides to regain a self-determined life? Experienced lawyers, practitioners, and scientists share their insights in the book, alongside the voices of seeking advice from both victims and perpetrators. The presentation of impact-oriented counseling modules illustrates a proven approach in working with individuals who are stalked and those who engage in stalking. The involved professional groups, such as lawyers, prosecutors, police officers, doctors, psychologists, and social workers, can connect these modules with their own expertise and integrate them into their practice.