Psychological help for students: Witness hotline returns!

Psychological help for students: Witness hotline returns!

Peine, Deutschland - The school is not only a place of learning for many students, but also a daily challenge. Whether after the certificate pressure or with social problems - more and more young people suffer from psychological stress. Therefore, on July 2, 2025 in Lower Saxony, there will be a special offer: The testimony hotline of the regional state office for school and education (RLSB) will be available between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. for affected students and their parents. This reports Regionalheute.de .

The hotline ensures that professional contacts from school psychology are available. So if you have psychological questions or concerns, you can contact ZREITHOTLINE@rlsb-lg.niedersachsen.de on 0541 77046-201 or by email. The offer is aimed not only at schoolchildren, but also at legal guardians and other those seeking advice.

Support for school challenges

School psychology in Lower Saxony is an important pillar when it comes to supporting mental health. The regional state offices for school and education offer tailor -made help that are tailored to the individual needs of those seeking advice. The advisory process is versatile: whether by phone, personally or in the context of round tables - the specialists find solutions for their challenges together with the affected ones. The school psychologists support in school problems, conflicts, school travels and much more, without any cost and obligation to pay and confidentiality, as can be read on Bildungsportal-niedersachsen.de

Corona pandemic has strongly influenced the life of children and adolescents in recent years, and the stress through topics such as climate change and global conflicts is an additional problem child. That is why the Lower Saxony Ministry of Culture has launched a prevention program that trains teachers and school social workers into mental first aiders. This program is unique in Germany and offers professional accompaniment for students in emotional crisis situations.

new ways in psychological advice

Over 650 people have already participated in these training courses, which deal with mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety disorders, among other things. Topics such as drug abuse, violence or sexual assault are also treated. The further training is not only free of charge, but also flexibly available online - and you have the potential to significantly improve dealing with mental health in schools. The first evaluation results already show positive tendencies and it is checked how the offer can be further optimized.

In order to meet these challenges, the anchoring of early and low -threshold discussions in schools is essential. The certificate hotline on July 2 is another step to ensure that help arrives where it is needed.