Children's dreams receive little attention in psychotherapy, as younger children are less likely to share their dreams and rarely express their thoughts. Therapists are uncertain about how to approach dreams, especially since there is little literature on the subject. However, dreams can be helpful both in making a diagnosis and in delving deeper into conflicts. This book presents the most important insights into children's and adolescents' dreaming from a child psychoanalytic perspective. Through numerous examples, it illustrates how it is possible to work with dreams. It covers topics such as dreaming and painting, the child's dream as a focus, the role of dreams in diagnostics, dream series, and the therapeutic requirements in depth-psychologically based and analytical psychotherapy with children and adolescents.