The systemic approach is widely used in working with families. Andreas Eickhorst and Ansgar Röhrbein compile in one volume the methods that have been tested in this field of work. The book offers a broad and comprehensive overview of more than 25 systemic methods in family counseling. Various institutional contexts, such as educational and family counseling centers, schools, addiction counseling, social pedagogical family support, child protection, and child and adolescent psychiatry, are taken into account, as well as different age groups, including infancy, early childhood, kindergarten, school age, adolescence, and adult children. The chapters are structured in an application-oriented manner and exemplified with case studies. Each section on age-specific applications is preceded by an introductory chapter that provides a developmental psychological perspective.