Drawing on recurring questions from practitioners, authorities and civil society, this final chapter distils why, how and to what extent systemic counselling serves deradicalisation and disengagement goals. Nationwide group discussions and anonymised case analyses expose both shared patterns and distinctive nuances, grounding the synthesis in concrete practice. The text maps realistic aims, inherent limits and helpful supplementary strategies, offering a candid view of when counselling works—and when it may not. It condenses systemic practice into a triad of attitude, relationship/process and method, guided by resource orientation, appreciative respect and professional critical distance. Balancing unwavering regard for human dignity with rigorous risk assessment, the chapter equips readers to transfer these principles into their own effective interventions.