Berlin offers free crisis service for depressed citizens - find help with despair! (+ SEO)

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Die zahlreichen Krisenherde weltweit bedeuten auch für viele Menschen in Berlin eine große Belastung. Sie sind erschüttert von den Bildern, die sie in den Medien sehen, empfinden Mitgefühl und Solidarität mit den betroffenen Menschen vor Ort. Aber auch lähmende Sorge und andauernde Bedrückung, ohnmächtige Wut oder um sich greifende Zukunftsangst sind verbreitete Reaktionen angesichts katastrophaler Ereignisse weltweit. Wie www.berlin.de berichtet, gibt es in Berlin den kostenlosen Krisendienst, der an neun Standorten Hilfe und Beratung bietet. Der Berliner Krisendienst ist telefonisch, persönlich oder per Videoberatung erreichbar. Er bietet Unterstützung für Menschen, die mit den Auswirkungen von globalen Krisen konfrontiert sind. Es …
The numerous foci of crisis worldwide also means a great burden for many people in Berlin. They are shaken by the pictures they see in the media, feel compassion and solidarity with the people affected on site. But also paralyzing concerns and ongoing oppression, powerful anger or for the fear of future fear are widespread reactions in the face of catastrophic events worldwide. As reported www.berlin.de, there is a free crisis service in Berlin, which offers help and advice at nine locations. The Berlin crisis service can be reached by phone, personally or by video advice. It offers support for people who are faced with the effects of global crises. It ... (Symbolbild/MB)
The numerous foci of crisis worldwide also means a great burden for many people in Berlin. They are shaken by the pictures they see in the media, feel compassion and solidarity with the people affected on site. But also paralyzing concerns and constant oppression, powerful anger or for the fear of future fear are widespread reactions in the face of catastrophic events.
As www.berlin.de Locations offer help and advice. The Berlin crisis service can be reached by phone, personally or by video advice. It offers support for people who are faced with the effects of global crises. However, foreign language interpreters are also needed: on the inside of which there can be waiting times.

The nine points of contact of the Berlin crisis service:

  • Mitte, Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg, Große Hamburger Str. 5, 10115 Berlin, Tel. (030) 390 63-10
  • Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, Horstweg 2, 14059 Berlin, Tel. (030) 390 63-20
  • Spandau, Charlottenstr. 13, 13597 Berlin, Tel. (030) 390 63 - 30
  • Pankow, Prenzlauer Berg, Weißensee, Mühlenstraße 48, 13187 Berlin, Tel. (030) 390 63 - 40
  • Reinickendorf, Berliner Straße 25, 13507 Berlin, Tel. (030) 390 63 - 50
  • Steglitz-Zehlendorf, Tempelhof-Schöneberg, Schloßstraße 128, 12163 Berlin, Tel. (030) 390 63-60
  • Lichtenberg, Marzahn-Hellersdorf, Irenenstraße 21 a, 10317 Berlin, Tel. (030) 390 63-70
  • Treptow-Köpenick, Spreestraße 6, 12439 Berlin, Tel. (030) 390 63-80
  • Neukölln, Karl-Marx-Straße 23, 12043 Berlin, Tel. (030) 390 63-90

Outside of opening times, calls are automatically forwarded to the national on -call duty. The video advice can be agreed via the website of the respective region.
The Berlin crisis service is operated by six free providers and financed by the state of Berlin. The middle administration and professional support is the responsibility of the Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf district office. District City Council for Youth and Health, Detlef Wagner, emphasizes the increasing demand for psychosocial advice in Berlin and encourages the population to use the offers of the crisis service.
Source: www.berlin.de