The study of affective content is central to psychotherapeutic work. For psychotherapy, the area of emotions symbolizes the meeting place where the person builds his or her existence, commits to others and to himself, and gives nuance to the resolution of his daily conflicts. Since it is not possible to interpret psychological processes without understanding the clients as actors linked from emotionality, in this book emotions are conceptualized from psychological, social and cultural dimensions. Aimed at professionals and students in the field of Psychology, the sixth volume of the Psychotherapy and Interdisciplinary Dialogue collection deploys various forms of work, regulation, expression and emotional reconfiguration for the sake of greater psychological well-being. Its pages address the importance of the socio-affective experience in the conception of emotions, the ways in which the help procedure for consultants can be configured and the qualitative and multidisciplinary analysis of emotionality from the civil society organizations that collaborate. with individuals with addiction problems. Facing the emotional from psychotherapy refers to the issue of belonging and identity; Therefore, understanding the unbreakable link between the body and emotions is essential for its management. One cannot be except emotionally in the world.