What potential do psychotherapeutic approaches hold for supporting the dying? Renowned experts with diverse psychotherapeutic backgrounds present their respective approaches and experiences on this topic for the first time in a concise yet comprehensive manner. The result is a kaleidoscope of already established insights and conceivable, yet still untapped possibilities. The contributions not only take a stance on therapeutic attitudes and the underlying human image but also focus on practical insights into the daily professional life of palliative care and hospice work, as well as specific therapeutic and technical knowledge. Furthermore, the authors also identify the limitations of their methods and critical points for future development steps. The volume invites interdisciplinary exchange.