Help for relatives when someone has depression
Depression changes everyday life, relationships and the inner balance of everyone close to the person affected. Relatives need understanding, boundaries and support too.
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Knowledge that can relieve pressure
Articles for relatives who want to understand more and carry less alone.
Guilt as a relative of someone with mental illness
Many relatives ask themselves whether they should have noticed things earlier, reacted differently or done more. Guilt often needs careful sorting, not more pressure.
Read articleCounselling for relatives when mental illness affects the family
Mental illness never affects only one person. Counselling for relatives offers knowledge, orientation and a protected space for your own perspective.
Read articleSupport for relatives when someone has an eating disorder
Eating disorders often create fear, conflict and helplessness in families. Relatives need calm orientation and clear boundaries.
Read articleHelp for relatives when personality disorders are involved
Intense closeness, conflict, withdrawal and fear of abandonment can exhaust relatives. Counselling helps separate compassion from self-abandonment.
Read articleHelp for relatives facing dementia and cognitive changes
Dementia changes memory, roles and everyday family life. Relatives need knowledge, grief support and practical orientation.
Read articleLiving with anxiety as a relative
When worry becomes constant, relatives may live in permanent alert. Anxiety needs understanding, grounding and realistic plans.
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