Symbiosis and autonomy. Injury placement. Symbiotic trauma and love on the other side of family entanglements. Throughout a person's life, two desires accompany: the desire for intimacy and the desire for autonomy in relation to other people. It happens that children do not find satisfaction with their vital early childish need for intimacy with their parents. And then the primary connection of the child with the mother can turn into a symbiotic injury for him. In the weaves resulting from such mental trauma, the author sees the source of most relationship problems, the causes of addictive behavior, fears, depression, and even schizophrenia. Using numerous examples from his own practice, he shows how to recognize and treat symbiotic injuries. The new form of family arrangement he developed - injury placement, has established itself as very successful. The book is addressed to professionals from helping professions who are interested in psychology and all those who are looking for ways to solve their own problems.