You need advice because you are looking for an exchange at eye level? Then you've come to the right place.
Advice
We are either Black LGBTIQ, Indigenous LGBTIQ or LGBTIQ of Color who are affected by intersecting forms of discrimination. Through our psychosocial counselling services, we try to support and empower people who experience different kinds of discrimination.
Our counselling is anonymous, confidential and with solidarity. We work with an approach based on support at eye level, as well as finding ways to support you in supporting yourself.
We offer a space where people can feel heard, understood and empowered.
Who are we here for?
- LGBTIQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual/Pansexual, Trans, Inter, Queer) people affected by racism
- Migrants and/or refugee LGBTIQ people of Berlin
- People who experience multiple discrimination (Queer and/or Transphobia, racism, ableism, sexism, religious discrimination, classism, or ageism)
- Family members and friends of Black, Indigenous or of Color LGBTIQ
- Specialists, and field experts (e.g. in education, health, anti-discrimination, social work)
- If necessary, we will put you in touch with non-German-speaking or multilingual doctors, therapists and lawyers. We accompany clients to their appointments, where we can
Topics of Counselling
- Anti-discrimination, anti-violence
- Asylum, migration
- Trans* and inter* Counselling
- Coming out, family, religion
- Health
- Empowerment
- Self-organization
If you have any questions on the topics mentioned, please send us an e-mail. Other topics can also be dealt with in the consultation.
How to find us
Make an appointment
via mail: info@gladt.de or phone number: 030 – 587 684 9300
Accessibility Information
ATTENTION:
The elevator doesn't work at the moment, our office on the 2nd floor is currently only reachable by stairs. If that makes your visit difficult or not possible, please send us an email at info@gladt.de.
The rooms on each floor are all level, and there are accessible all-gender restrooms. There are also guide strips and tactile paving on the floor. The stair railings and elevator buttons are labeled in Braille. There are no switches for opening the doors.
