This book provides valuable orientation and advisory knowledge for practice to volunteers and professionals working in the field of refugees. The reader benefits from the author's many years of experience as a supervisor and her various approaches to the context of flight. The book addresses the fear of the unknown, as well as the discovery of the foreign within ourselves. It aims to encourage asking questions, transforming fears into curiosity and self-confidence. Numerous case studies, methods, and knowledge components serve as concrete tools for work and support the reflection on one's own practice.