Tauwetter - Contact point for men* after sexualized violence
Provided by: Tauwetter - Contact point for men* after sexualized violence
Overview
Adult men, trans, inter and non-binary people who have experienced sexualized violence can come to Tauwetter. Friends and relatives can also receive counseling. We offer counseling sessions and self-help groups.
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📘 Guide: Self-Help Groups & Contact Points
Placement in group offers for mutual support in cases of chronic illness, addiction, or social problems. Contact points (e.g., SEKIS) provide infrastructure and networking for affected persons who are experts in their own cause and exchange ideas beyond professional hierarchies.
Important Note
Supplement to Therapy: Self-help is a strong network but does not replace medical treatment.
Steps
- 1Use self-help as a supplement to therapy.
- 2Participate mostly free of charge and anonymously.
FAQ
▶Do I need an appointment?
No, you can also come without an appointment (walk-in hours).
▶What happens at the first meeting?
In the initial consultation, we clarify your situation and discuss together what support you need.
▶What documents should I bring?
Please bring your ID/passport and all relevant documents regarding your case.
▶Is the consultation free?
Yes, the consultation is free.