الاستشارات النفسية الاجتماعية

XENION is a psychotherapeutic counselling and treatment centre for traumatised refugees and survivors of torture and other serious human rights violations. XENION offers the following services:

• Psychotherapeutic and psychiatric treatment.
• Social counselling, outreach work
• Association and individual guardianships for underage unaccompanied refugees
• Mentoring programme
• Advice and mediation in the search for housing for refugees
• Training for volunteers and professionals working with refugees

At the ÜBERLEBEN Centre (formerly the Treatment Centre for Torture Victims e.V.) we work nationally and internationally for survivors of torture and war violence. Men, women and children from around 50 countries come to us for help - current hotspots are: Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Eritrea, Somalia and Turkey.

In the department for refugee aid, refugees and migrants find a wide range of services, from psychological, legal and social counselling to professional qualification and placement in training and work.

Refugee assistance offers the following counselling services:

• Counselling for refugees in particular need of protection.
• Legal counselling
• Counselling for vocational orientation and qualification
• Psychological counselling

Quite a few refugees have had traumatic experiences due to war and displacement, have lost their mental balance or suffer from mental illnesses. They need professional help.

The psychosocial contact and counselling centres (KBSen) are present with their staff both in the accommodations on site and in their own rooms.

Social workers and psychologists provide counselling in different languages or with the help of interpreters. They can assess the mental health status and clarify the need for medical treatment. They support you in finding a referral to the psychiatric help system.

Each contact and counselling centre offers a weekly programme in its district, which you can find out about on the website of the respective KBS.

Quite a few refugees have had traumatic experiences due to war and displacement, have lost their mental balance or suffer from mental illnesses. They need professional help.

The psychosocial contact and counselling centres (KBSen) are present with their staff both in the accommodations on site and in their own rooms.

Social workers and psychologists provide counselling in different languages or with the help of interpreters. They can assess the mental health status and clarify the need for medical treatment. They support you in finding a referral to the psychiatric help system.

Each contact and counselling centre offers a weekly programme in its district, which you can find out about on the website of the respective KBS.

Quite a few refugees have had traumatic experiences due to war and displacement, have lost their mental balance or suffer from mental illnesses. They need professional help.

The psychosocial contact and counselling centres (KBSen) are present with their staff both in the accommodations on site and in their own rooms.

Social workers and psychologists provide counselling in different languages or with the help of interpreters. They can assess the mental health status and clarify the need for medical treatment. They support you in finding a referral to the psychiatric help system.

Each contact and counselling centre offers a weekly programme in its district, which you can find out about on the website of the respective KBS.

Contact persons:

Umar Habeeb | u.habeeb@kommrum.de | +49 163 4950053 and

Batoul Al Sakal | b.al-sakal@ajbberlin.de | +49 178 9423975 |

English, Arabic

Quite a few refugees have had traumatic experiences due to war and displacement, have lost their mental balance or suffer from mental illnesses. They need professional help.

The psychosocial contact and counselling centres (KBSen) are present with their staff both in the accommodations on site and in their own rooms.

Social workers and psychologists provide counselling in various languages or with the help of interpreters. They can assess the mental health status and clarify the need for medical treatment. They support you in finding a referral to the psychiatric help system.

Each contact and counselling centre offers a weekly programme in its district, which you can find out about on the website of the respective KBS.

Quite a few refugees have had traumatic experiences due to war and displacement, have lost their mental balance or suffer from mental illnesses. They need professional help.

The psychosocial contact and counselling centres (KBSen) are present with their staff both in the accommodations on site and in their own rooms.

Social workers and psychologists provide counselling in various languages or with the help of interpreters. They can assess the mental health status and clarify the need for medical treatment. They support you in finding a referral to the psychiatric help system.

Each contact and counselling centre offers a weekly programme in its district, which you can find out about on the website of the respective KBS.

Quite a few refugees have had traumatic experiences due to war and displacement, have lost their mental balance or suffer from mental illnesses. They need professional help.

The psychosocial contact and counselling centres (KBSen) are present with their staff both in the accommodations on site and in their own rooms.

Social workers and psychologists provide counselling in various languages or with the help of interpreters. They can assess the mental health status and clarify the need for medical treatment. They support you in finding a referral to the psychiatric help system.

Each contact and counselling centre offers a weekly programme in its district, which you can find out about on the website of the respective KBS.

Quite a few refugees have had traumatic experiences due to war and displacement, have lost their mental balance or suffer from mental illnesses. They need professional help.

The psychosocial contact and counselling centres (KBSen) are present with their staff both in the accommodations on site and in their own rooms.

Social workers and psychologists provide counselling in various languages or with the help of interpreters. They can assess the mental health status and clarify the need for medical treatment. They support you in finding a referral to the psychiatric help system.

Each contact and counselling centre offers a weekly programme in its district, which you can find out about on the website of the respective KBS.

Quite a few refugees have had traumatic experiences due to war and displacement, have lost their mental balance or suffer from mental illnesses. They need professional help.

The psychosocial contact and counselling centres (KBSen) are present with their staff both in the accommodations on site and in their own rooms.

Social workers and psychologists provide counselling in various languages or with the help of interpreters. They can assess the mental health status and clarify the need for medical treatment. They support you in finding a referral to the psychiatric help system.

Each contact and counselling centre offers a weekly programme in its district, which you can find out about on the website of the respective KBS.

Quite a few refugees have had traumatic experiences due to war and displacement, have lost their mental balance or suffer from mental illnesses. They need professional help.

The psychosocial contact and counselling centres (KBSen) are present with their staff both in the accommodations on site and in their own rooms.

Social workers and psychologists provide counselling in various languages or with the help of interpreters. They can assess the mental health status and clarify the need for medical treatment. They support you in finding a referral to the psychiatric help system.

Each contact and counselling centre offers a weekly programme in its district, which you can find out about on the website of the respective KBS.

Psychosocial contact and counselling centres - in Pankow [Published]

Psychosocial care for refugees

Quite a few refugees have had traumatic experiences due to war and displacement, have lost their mental balance or suffer from mental illnesses. They need professional help.

The psychosocial contact and counselling centres (KBSen) are present with their staff both in the accommodation facilities and in their own rooms.

Social workers and psychologists provide counselling in various languages or with the help of interpreters. They can assess the mental health status and clarify the need for medical treatment. They support you in finding a referral to the psychiatric help system.

Each contact and counselling centre offers a weekly programme in its district, which you can find out about on the website of the respective KBS.

Tarek Sharaf | kbs.sharaf@wib-verbund.de | +49 176 30135161

Carina Hahn | hahn@wib-verbund.de | +49 163 4796851

Quite a few refugees have had traumatic experiences due to war and displacement, have lost their mental balance or suffer from mental illnesses. They need professional help.

The psychosocial contact and counselling centres (KBSen) are present with their staff both in the accommodations on site and in their own rooms.

Social workers and psychologists provide counselling in various languages or with the help of interpreters. They can assess the mental health status and clarify the need for medical treatment. They support you in finding a referral to the psychiatric help system.

Each contact and counselling centre offers a weekly programme in its district, which you can find out about on the website of the respective KBS.

• Ola Ghrawi | +49 0159 0434 2457
• Anna Arazyan | +49 176 1983 1276

Quite a few refugees have had traumatic experiences due to war and displacement, have lost their mental balance or suffer from mental illnesses. They need professional help.

The psychosocial contact and counselling centres (KBSen) are present with their staff both in the accommodations on site and in their own rooms.

Social workers and psychologists provide counselling in various languages or with the help of interpreters. They can assess the mental health status and clarify the need for medical treatment. They support you in finding a referral to the psychiatric help system.

Each contact and counselling centre offers a weekly programme in its district, which you can find out about on the website of the respective KBS.

Psychosocial contact and counselling centres - in Pankow [Published]

Psychosocial care for refugees

Quite a few refugees have had traumatic experiences due to war and displacement, have lost their mental balance or suffer from mental illnesses. They need professional help.

The psychosocial contact and counselling centres (KBSen) are present with their staff both in the accommodation facilities and in their own rooms.

Social workers and psychologists provide counselling in various languages or with the help of interpreters. They can assess the mental health status and clarify the need for medical treatment. They support you in finding a referral to the psychiatric help system.

Each contact and counselling centre offers a weekly programme in its district, which you can find out about on the website of the respective KBS.

• Viola Meyer | 0178 806 4638
• Ibrahim Mohamad | 0178 806 4626

Quite a few refugees have had traumatic experiences due to war and displacement, have lost their mental balance or suffer from mental illnesses. They need professional help.

The psychosocial contact and counselling centres (KBSen) are present with their staff both in the accommodations on site and in their own rooms.

Social workers and psychologists provide counselling in various languages or with the help of interpreters. They can assess the mental health status and clarify the need for medical treatment. They support you in finding a referral to the psychiatric help system.

Each contact and counselling centre offers a weekly programme in its district, which you can find out about on the website of the respective KBS.

Lutz Krüger | Lesley Omuvwie | Ute Benzerari | Mahnaz Bolz |

Psychosocial contact and counselling centres - in Steglitz [Published]

Psychosocial care for refugees

Quite a few refugees have had traumatic experiences due to war and displacement, have lost their mental balance or suffer from mental illnesses. They need professional help.

The psychosocial contact and counselling centres (KBSen) are present with their staff both in the accommodation facilities and in their own rooms.

Social workers and psychologists provide counselling in various languages or with the help of interpreters. They can assess the mental health status and clarify the need for medical treatment. They support you in finding a referral to the psychiatric help system.

Each contact and counselling centre offers a weekly programme in its district, which you can find out about on the website of the respective KBS.

Max Bandosz | Salar Ibrahim | Mohammed al Abed | Nahid Reza | Olaf Dettmers | Clara Büssemeier |

Quite a few refugees have had traumatic experiences due to war and displacement, have lost their mental balance or suffer from mental illnesses. They need professional help.

The psychosocial contact and counselling centres (KBSen) are present with their staff both in the accommodations on site and in their own rooms.

Social workers and psychologists provide counselling in various languages or with the help of interpreters. They can assess the mental health status and clarify the need for medical treatment. They support you in finding a referral to the psychiatric help system.

Each contact and counselling centre offers a weekly programme in its district, which you can find out about on the website of the respective KBS.

• Dascha Guntli: +49 151 4464 6742
• Iyas Adi: +49 171 490 5177
• Sinja Tsai: +49 157 5142 2291

Quite a few refugees have had traumatic experiences due to war and displacement, have lost their mental balance or suffer from mental illnesses. They need professional help.

The psychosocial contact and counselling centres (KBSen) are present with their staff both in the accommodations on site and in their own rooms.

Social workers and psychologists provide counselling in various languages or with the help of interpreters. They can assess the mental health status and clarify the need for medical treatment. They support you in finding a referral to the psychiatric help system.

Each contact and counselling centre offers a weekly programme in its district, which you can find out about on the website of the respective KBS.