The methods of psychodynamic psychotherapy have always developed their own intervention techniques and differentiated themselves from one another. In contrast, psychoanalyst Jürgen Körner presents the diversity of psychodynamic intervention methods across different approaches. The choice of a promising method should be less oriented towards the chosen setting (sitting or lying down, high or low frequency) and more dependent on the extent to which the patient is influenced by structural disturbances, the inner conflicts they need to address, the mentalization skills they possess, and the attachment patterns they exhibit. The book explains through numerous examples that the goals of psychodynamic psychotherapy—namely, to bring the unconscious to consciousness, to explore the patient's subjective world, and to strengthen the therapeutic relationship.