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Help against depression: Anonymous advice now available everywhere!
The trial against the partner of a murdered woman begins in Wendeburg on July 22, 2025. Focus on offers of help for depression.
Help against depression: Anonymous advice now available everywhere!
The trial against the partner of a woman who was killed recently began in Wendeburg. The trial is not only attracting local attention, but is also raising questions about mental health and support. Depression and suicidal thoughts are serious problems that affect many people and for which there is a wide range of help available.
The defendant is accused of killing his partner, which causes great consternation in the small community. It is precisely in such tragic moments that the importance of support and help for those affected and their families becomes particularly clear. Loud NDR Various counseling services are available to help those in crisis situations or suffering from suicidal thoughts.
Offers of support in times of crisis
The telephone counseling service offers anonymous and free advice, available on the numbers 0800 - 111 0 111 or 0800 - 111 0 222. There is also the children's and youth hotline on 116 111, where younger people can seek support. The hotline 0800 – 111 0 550 is available for parents.
The MANO initiative offers specialized, anonymous online advice for people aged 26 and over who are struggling with suicidal thoughts. These specialized offers can be found at Suicide prevention and make it possible to seek help in difficult moments without having to reveal oneself.
Diversity of support offers
It is important to emphasize that not only those affected themselves, but also their relatives can find support. Especially in crisis situations, relatives often have to contend with high emotional stress. Anonymous conversations via various channels such as telephone, chat or personal meetings can be a great relief here.
There are also numerous online platforms such as Jugendnotmail or Caritas' U25 chat advice that offer targeted support for young people. These offers are not only an opportunity for relief, but also a valuable tool for preventing psychological crises.
In view of the serious allegations against the deceased woman's partner, it becomes clear how important early and accessible help is. Help and support can make a significant contribution to preventing such tragic incidents from occurring in the first place. Anyone affected should know that they are not alone and that there is a way out of the darkness.