Is guidance a substitute for psychological or medical treatment?
No. Guidance is accompaniment and dialogue; it does not replace diagnosis or treatment by a licensed medical or psychological professional. Where needed, consulting such a professional is advised.
Who can request guidance?
Individuals, couples and families can request guidance, and parents can request it regarding their children.
Which session formats are possible?
You can find the possible formats on the “Consultation Formats” page. Details are confirmed when you get in touch.
How do I book an appointment?
Through the booking page. The online booking system is being set up; available ways to get in touch will appear there once published.
What is the difference between guidance and psychotherapy?
Guidance is conversation and accompaniment that helps you understand your situation and weigh your options. Psychotherapy involves diagnosis and treatment provided by a licensed professional. These services are for guidance, education and spiritual support and do not include clinical psychological diagnosis or treatment.
What should I do if it is urgent?
In immediate danger call 112, for an ambulance 144. For urgent emotional support there is 143 (Die Dargebotene Hand), and 147 for children and young people. These numbers exist for urgent situations, and these services are not a substitute for them.
These services are for guidance, education and spiritual support. They do not include clinical psychological diagnosis or treatment.