Are you worried about your child's age-appropriate development, do you sometimes feel overwhelmed with parenting or do you have frequent arguments with your child with behavioral problems? Then don't be afraid to contact a parenting advice center. If you are stuck in a situation where you are looking for advice or would like someone to talk to who can share your concerns, you will find understanding ears at the parent counseling service. All of the advice and counseling services are easily accessible and free of charge.

Raising children can sometimes be difficult and demand a lot from you. For example, breaking away from parents during puberty can provide plenty of fuel for discussions and arguments. Would you like someone to talk to in order to get rid of your own fears and worries? Or are you looking for specific advice because you are going through a crisis in the family?

The staff at the parent advice centers are qualified professionals who will work with you to find solutions to overcome your problems. If necessary, the experienced counselors can also recommend further points of contact and support services.

It often helps just to be able to pour your heart out and have someone to talk to. Worried or overwhelmed parents can turn to the parent advice centers with any questions they may have about raising and educating their children. Don't be shy: every question is justified and your concerns will be taken seriously. The range of counseling topics is wide. You can contact a parent advice center for general questions or for very specific topics. For example, when it comes to these or similar topics:

• I feel overwhelmed.
• I just can't get close to my child anymore.
• Our child is displaying conspicuous behavior. What can we do?
• My child has difficulties at school.
• Our child is being bullied by other children in the class.
• In puberty, there are always arguments between us. How can we defuse the situation?
• We are in the middle of a family crisis and don't know what to do.
• Our child is taking drugs.
• Our child has eating disorders.
• My child is constantly on the internet.
• and much more.

The experienced professionals at the parent counseling centers primarily provide help for self-help and work with you to find a way out - competently, understandingly and on an equal footing. Every conversation is confidential. All counselors are bound by professional confidentiality.