When system laws such as belonging, recognition, or justice are violated, conflicts arise that cannot be resolved on a factual level. In this book, Dieter Bischop develops systemic mediation, which fundamentally differs from classical mediation. In systemic mediation, injuries are resolved from the moment they occur, allowing blocked energies that can cause illness to flow freely again, thereby fundamentally improving the relationship. Once the feelings of belonging, respect, and trust begin to grow again, the factual issues can be clarified independently based on that foundation. The book provides numerous practical examples for various contexts, such as couples, teams, or business succession, demonstrating how systemic mediation can transform distrust into trust, demotivation into motivation, and fear into self-confidence.