"About two years ago, we included in the Human Systems series a book titled "With Eraser and Mirror." Our goal then, as it is now, was to share with our readers the experience we have gained from our work with individuals and families, which is based on the Systemic Synthetic Model of Psychotherapy that we follow. This second volume, like the first, reflects the basic theoretical positions, choices, and applications that govern both our educational and therapeutic work."

H. Kataki, from the Preface

As a natural continuation of the volume "With Eraser and Mirror," the book picks up the thread of systemic psychotherapy narratives from where the previous one left off. Its topics, expressed in a direct, authentic, and understandable manner, touch on current issues: contemporary forms of coexistence in the postmodern era, intergenerational impacts of violence and traumatic experiences, family therapy and substance use, psychotherapy and spirituality, court-ordered psychotherapy... An important book that highlights the difficulties and concerns of those involved - both clients and mental health professionals - in the therapeutic process.