Ich habe Angst das mein Freund seine Liebe des Lebens aufgegeben hat?

Hi.

Also related to older questions from you. Maybe you build a “help system” next to psychotherapy? I put it in quotation marks because system is so extremely organized. I don’t mean that.

Just look where you get professional undercuts.

I’ll copy my list of points of contact here. www. Krisennchat.de for example, could be helpful, and the bke-jugendberatung.de also.

Contacts for assistance throughout the German-speaking region.

www. Krisennchat.de 24 hours via WhatsApp and SMS. Formed psychologists for all under 24, accessible from many states.

In general, you can ask for help from the trust teacher and the school social worker!

Addresses for Switzerland and Austria, also internationally.

For Germany

• https://www.bke-beratung.de/ Chat and mailing advice, for young people and parents
• http://www.onlinesocialworker.de / http://www.nordlicht-ev.de / I
• https://www.digital-streetwork-bayern.de/
• http://www.telefonseelsorge.de 24 h.
• http://www.hilfetelefon.de In violence, psychic and physical. 24h is also suitable for minors.
• There are 116 111 http://www.nummergegenkummer.deyou can call or write, chat. Free, anonymous. Monday to Saturday from 2 pm to 8 pm. There you will find people for exchange.
• https://www.jugendnotmail.de/ Single-Chat Tuesdays from 17 am to 19 pm, Thursdays from 19 am to 21 pm and Fridays from 18 am to 20 pm Teens until 19 years. Current times, please check.
• https://nina-info.de/save-me-online/ By email or phone. Advice on bullying and sexual harassment, abuse. Whether at school, at home or on the Internet.
• In many European cities there are child protection centres with numerous offers for parents and children https://www.kinderschutz-zentren.org/center-vorort

Switzerland

• Tele: 0800 55 42 10 SMS: 079 257 60 89 https://www.sorgentelefon.ch/
• Tele: 143 https://www.143.ch/

Austria

• Rat on wire: 147. Free advice and help for children and young people, anonymously, around the clock and Austria (tel., online, chat) https://www.telefonseelsorge.at/

International

https://www.childhelplineinternational.org/child-helplines/child-helpline-network/

https://www.childhelplineinternational.org/116111/

General information

• In case of acute violence, call the police! If this is not possible, have blue spots, swellings, injuries documented by a doctor or in the hospital, which archive this, even if you make a complaint later, the evidence is. If you’re in school, talk to the trust teacher, you’ll probably get school-free for the hospital visit if you don’t have a chance to go to the clinic!
• Outside the opening hours of the Youth Office you can visit the children’s and youth emergency service, even on weekends! Before, call there and discuss everything. However, you have to go there alone, they won’t pick you up when it escalates at home, the police will drive you!
• You can also use the children’s protection collar https://www.dksb.de/de/artikel/detail/start-point-fuer-eltern-kinder-und-jugendliche-in-conflict-und-crisis situations/ ) call or write, anonymously, which will also help! Applies to children, young people and parents.
• In violence (including JEDE’s form of blows, thrusts, kneifs!), chaotic and toxic family conditions, you can call the youth office or write it by email, also anonymously. It is possible to find out what they offer, for example cared groups, family therapy. It’s good to have support in contact with the Youth Office by people who know each other. For example, from the children’s protection association or the trust teacher.
• There are local crisis services that are on the Internet, so you can call. Partly also write.
• Local Caritas offers ongoing discussions. Possibly also email consulting, sometimes request. Find on the Internet. Here there are fixed contact persons, permanently.

Contact unsettled offers

• By chat or e-mail, you can arrange appointments for the chat for example. Youth Notmail also offers
• At night or in general, if you’re alone in the room.
• If the parents are working, go shopping or go for a walk.
• If you take a walk, for example in the park or just on the street.