The book examines new aspects of understanding psychotherapy and the possibilities of their creative implementation in practice; it introduces experienced professionals to modern means of therapy, and beginners to the existing practical base. The publication presents the following topics: elements of effective therapy; working with different clients; getting the most out of training programs; modifying clinical approaches in specific situations; pros and cons of “live” supervision; recognition and development of unique therapist skills; selection of a supervisor. Written clearly and concisely, colored with D. Haley's trademark humor, the book contains examples and excerpts from real interviews. Offering a modern perspective on the training of therapists, as well as on the conduct of therapy itself, the publication will undoubtedly be useful to clinicians, psychiatrists, psychologists and social workers, as well as students of relevant specialties as an excellent teaching aid.