Open office hours

Together, we can:

• Discuss worries and fears

• clarify what support is needed and wanted

• Find ways to make everyday life easier

• organise further support services

• Find information that will help

• Filling in applications for health insurance or government agencies (Jobcentre, housing benefit, child benefit, etc.)

We work confidentially and on an equal footing.
We show solidarity and respect your right to self-determination.

Our counselling team currently comprises professionals from the fields of social work, medicine and psychology – which is why our counselling sessions are interdisciplinary.

More about the individual counselling services:

Our counselling team is currently predominantly made up of white people . We are aware that many BIPoC (Black, Indigenous and People of Colour) have to deal with racial discrimination, particularly in counselling and therapy contexts – that is, in particularly vulnerable situations. We see ourselves as a collective that is critical of power structures and we strive to engage with this issue on an ongoing basis and to educate ourselves. Above all, however, we wish to recognise your expertise and the power to define your own experiences of discrimination within counselling contexts – the insights you bring to the counselling process based on your own concerns and specific background.