Who we are
Who we are
We are your first point of contact if you are concerned that someone near you is becoming religiously radicalised, or if you have questions on this subject.
No matter what your questions are, we are happy to advise you on the phone.
If you want, we can put you in touch with a local contact person who will give you specific advice and practical tips on how to deal with your child, friend or student.
We offer advisory services in the languages German, Turkish, English and Russian. On request, we can also offer services in other languages.
WHEN CAN WE HELP?!
The stages of our advisory services
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Your first contact with us
If you don’t know what to do next or are simply unsure about the religious beliefs of your child, friend or student, please call us. Our staff will answer all of your questions on the subject of religious radicalisation over the phone. We will be happy to advise you and send you information material on request.
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Finding a contact person in your area
If you wish, we can organise a counsellor to visit you in person. All the personnel of the independent counselling centres we work with have experience with religiously motivated radicalisation. As a result, you receive individual counselling with practical advice on how to deal with the situation.
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Support through our network
The local counsellors support and accompany you on a long-term basis with professional help. They will show you ways to rebuild trust in the person you care about and what you can do to protect a person from the danger of radicalisation.
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Exchange with other persons concerned
At your request we will, if possible, establish contact with other people who are in a similar situation to yours. The exchange helps: other people affected can relate to your fears, doubts and experiences. And you can exchange experiences and tips.
Our cooperation partners are there for you - nationwide.
A nationwide network is formed by the teams of local partners who have been involved in counselling relatives of radicalised persons for several years.
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Faith or extremism?
The team of the Advice Centre on Radicalisation is your first point of contact if you think that your child, pupil or friend could be subject to Islamist radicalisation. No matter what questions you have, call us.The Federal Office's brochure "Faith or extremism" provides information on the BAMF's Advice Centre on Radicalisation.
Do you have further questions?
Answers to these and other questions about the services offered by the Advice Centre on Radicalisation can be found in our FAQ list.
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