Who can benefit from addiction counseling?

1. Counseling for problems with addictive substances or behaviors

• Do I have my alcohol consumption under control? Or do I drink too much? What can I do to keep alcohol from taking over my life?
• Have I ever thought about smoking less marijuana? Have I perhaps tried unsuccessfully to quit or cut back?
• Do I use amphetamines, such as speed or crystal meth? Or cocaine or opioids? Or do I use other substances like hallucinogens or synthetic drugs? Am I aware of the risks associated with my use?
• Is gambling more than just an occasional pastime for me? Do I have gambling debts?
• What do video games mean to me? How do I use social media? Do I have problems with other behavioral addictions?

Addiction counseling can help you if you have questions about your substance use or need assistance.

2. Counseling for Family Members of People with Addiction Problems

Does someone close to you have addiction problems? Are you unsure how to support this person? Do you feel overwhelmed by the situation? Addiction counseling can help you if you have questions about the addiction problems of someone affected or if you need support yourself.

Would you like to seek addiction counseling? You’re welcome to go directly to the local addiction counseling center in your area.

Or you can visit an online counseling platform for addiction issues. (e.g., www.suchtberatung.digital)

There you’ll find professional addiction counselors. Those affected and their loved ones receive support with all questions regarding the use of addictive substances, psychoactive substances, gambling, or digital media. You’ll receive personalized counseling and help finding suitable resources locally or online.