Francesca Belgiojoso, a psychologist and psychoanalytically oriented psychotherapist, tells five stories: imaginary clinical cases in which photographs enter and leave the therapy room with naturalness. There is no single technique, but a set of flexible tools that intertwine with the therapist's theoretical orientation and clinical experience. Judy Weiser's PhotoTherapy Techniques, by which the author is inspired, do not constitute a structured method but a repertoire of possibilities that takes shape in the therapeutic exchange. The book addresses anyone who wishes to explore the therapeutic potential of images. Belgiojoso writes from her professional experience: photography accompanies her inside and outside the clinical relationship.