Moving to a new country changes roles within a family: a new language, a new school, new burdens, and at the same time a longing for what was left behind. This guidance accompanies families as they settle in, helping them keep their identity and values while building a place in the new society.
When people seek this guidance
- Parents and children adjusting at different speeds
- The pressure of language, school and work in the first years
- Homesickness or feeling torn between two cultures
What a consultation may cover
- Adjusting to a new environment and culture
- Balancing original identity and integration
- Shifting roles within the family after migration
- Coping with language, school and work
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. 143.ch · 147.ch