In his book Systemic Family Therapy of Subpersonalities, Richard Schwartz presents a special direction in family therapy, and this book is an introduction to this amazing model of therapy. Developed by Richard Schwartz and his colleagues over 20 years, it has numerous followers. The author reveals the process of creating his method, the reasons and logic of its emergence, and generously shares ideas about overcoming dead ends in psychotherapy. It demonstrates in detail, step by step, how a therapist can help individuals, couples, and families access resources and feel more integrated, confident, and alive. Another great benefit of the book is that it provides insight into more than just cutting-edge method of therapy, but also to penetrate deeply into the world of food addictions and, using the example of bulimia, to see the influence of social ideas about the human body on this disorder and to better understand the laws of functioning of the families of these clients. The book is written in simple language, there is no complex terminology, therefore it promises an easy and fascinating reading and will be of interest to both specialists and a wide range of readers.