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Youth, family and educational counseling
Help for children, young people and parents (parts)
Living together as a family is not always easy.
This can lead to insecurities in the upbringing and development issues, to disagreements among the parents, to arguments between siblings, children, young people and parents.
We would be happy to advise you and your children. We take our time for you and try to find solutions together with you.
Our counseling includes individual counseling for parents (parents), other legal guardians, children and young people, counseling sessions for the family and mediation sessions in separation and divorce.
Our focus in counseling is on the children and young people.
– We are subject to confidentiality!
– Our offers are free of charge.
– Our offers are based on a voluntary basis.
– We are a multi-professional team that is therapeutically trained.
We offer group offers on various topics for parents, children and young people.
Current group offers can be found on our website or contact us.
Our offer can also be found on the Internet: www.hannover.de/familienberatung-LHH
51.31@Hannover-Stadt.de
We are also there for you during the pandemic!
Even if it's not always possible in person, we will definitely advise you by phone and/or video.
Further information on video consultation and the associated data protection can also be found on our website: www.hannover.de/familienberatung-LHH
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You can get advice from the youth, family and educational advice center on weekdays (Monday to Friday) from 8 a.m. to 13 p.m. by phone register at the following telephone numbers: Phone 0511 168-45615
You can find us here:
Mitte
Kurt-Schumacher-Str. 29, 30159 Hanover
Phone 0511 168-46522
Frenheide
Plauener Strasse 12a, 30179 Hanover
Phone 0511 168-48254
Muehlenberg
Mühlenberger Markt 1, 30457 Hanover
Phone 0511 168-49625
Roderbruch
Winkelriede 14, 30627 Hanover
Phone 0511 168-48811
Advice hotline
Here you can get (initial) telephone advice.
Monday to Friday 13 p.m. to 15 p.m
Phone 0511 168-49000
The youth, family and educational counseling service of the state capital Hanover participates in the nationwide online counseling service of the Federal Conference for Educational Counseling eV
For children and teenagers at: www.bke-jugendberatung.de
For parents at: www.bke-elternberatung.de
Domestic violence and its impact on children and young people
fact is that
– Violence between parents (or other caregivers) is a highly damaging experience of violence for children who witness it.
– Children in this situation need independent support in coping with the experiences.
With this flyer, the Hanoverian intervention program HAIP wants to sharpen awareness of this problem in child and youth welfare institutions and in schools.
In addition, professionals should be encouraged to provide qualified support for the children affected.
What is domestic violence?
Domestic violence includes all acts of physical, sexual, psychological or economic violence that occur within the family, the household or between former or current spouses or partners, regardless of the crime scene and whereabouts.
There are different forms of violence:
– psychological violence
– physical violence
– economic violence
– sexual violence
– Control social contacts, social media & mobile phones
- Stalking
Examples are:
– Humiliating, insulting and “putting down”
– hitting, pushing, choking
- lock up
- rape
– Prevention of professional practice and – self-employment
– Exploiting financial dependencies or withholding money
This violence comes mostly from men and has its causes, among other things, in traditional role models of men and women. The exercise of Power and control, which is also reflected in a permanent disregard for the boundaries of the other.
How are the children and young people doing?
Witnessing intimate partner violence is a form of violence against children.
Experiencing this is a significant burden for boys and girls and has serious consequences for their psychological and physical development. This applies in particular for infants and toddlers. In addition, experiencing violence in the family has an impact on one's own attitude towards violence and one's own violent behaviour.
Girls and boys living in families where domestic violence occurs are affected in a variety of ways. They are eyewitnesses and ears of the conflict, grow up in a dangerous climate of psychological and physical violence and are sometimes directly involved in violent acts between their parents.
They are often victims of mistreatment, neglect or sexual abuse themselves.
Acts of violence between parents are always a stressful, sometimes traumatizing experience for children.
Consequences of this can be:
- Sleep disturbances and bed wetting
- school difficulties
- anxiety
- aggressive behavior and rule violations
- social withdrawal
- passivity
- sadness
- Loyalty conflicts towards parents
- post-traumatic stress disorder
- Parentification / Accountability
What tasks do specialists have?
Affected children need protection and processing options.
Specialists in child and youth welfare institutions and in schools are called upon to perceive these children and their situation and to support them and to participate in the development of a perspective.
In order not to be hasty, but to be able to act in a considered manner and in the interests of the children, the institutions listed below are available to the professionals for advice and support available.
Who can help?
These institutions offer professionals and affected parents and their children advice and support in cases of domestic violence:
Women's and children's shelters
Counseling and admission of affected women and their children
Women's and children's shelter
Telephone 0511/69 86 46
email info@frauenschutzhaus-hannover.de
Internet www.frauenschutzhaus-hannover.de
Women's shelter Hanover
Telephone 0511/66 44 77
e-mail info@frauenhaus-hannover.org
Internet www.frauenhaus-hannover.org
Women's shelter of the AWO Region Hannover
Telephone 0511/22 11 02
e-mailfrauenhaus@awo-hannover.de
Internet www.awo-hannover.de
counseling centers
family counseling, women and men and their children
Child protection center in Hanover
Counseling and support for affected children young people and their families
Telephone 0511/3 74 34 78
e-mail info@ksz-hannover.de
Internet www.ksz-hannover.de
Municipal Social Service
in the youth and family department of the city of Hanover
Counseling and support for affected families
(parents and children)
Telephone 0511/168 4 31 02
e-mail 51.2KSD@hannover-stadt.de
Internet www.hannover.de
Counseling center for those affected by violence Migrant women – SUANA/kargah eV
Counseling and support for affected migrant women
Telefon 0511/126 078-14/-18
e-mail suana@kargah.de
Internet www.kargah.de
Support center for women affected by violence
(in the counseling and therapy center)
Counseling and support for affected women
Telephone 0511/3 94 81 77
e-mail bestaerkungsstelle@btz-hannover.de
Internet www.bestaerkungsstelle-hannover.de
TäBea - Counseling for women who use violence in the relationship
(in the counseling and therapy center)
Telephone 0511/66 10 66
Internet www.btz-hannover.de
Men's Office Hannover eV
Counseling center for men, young males and couples
(perpetrator and victim work, couple counseling)
Telephone 0511/123 589 0
e-mail info@maennerbuero-hannover.de
Internet www.maennerbuero-hannover.de
Libra eV
Counseling and support for affected women and men and mediation
Telephone 0511/700 521 40
e-mail info@waage-hannover.de
Internet www.waage-hannover.de
BISS – Advice and Coordination Office
Telephone 0511/3 94 54 61
e-mail BISS_Hannover@web.de
HAIP office
Telephone 0511/168-4 79 89
e-mail haip@hannover-stadt.de
HANOVER INTERVENTION PROGRAM