For study counselling and psychological counselling, these external counselling centers can help you further:
You can find advice and services offered by the General Student Committee (AStA) at your university here:
Dropped out of studies - and then?
Many students are thinking about dropping out of their studies or have already done so. But what comes next? The shift guide supports students who have doubts about their studies and those who have dropped out in their decision-making process.
Competent and provider-independent support
The consumer advice center Hamburg offers information, advice, lectures and seminars as well as publications on (almost) all topics that affect consumers, e.g. also consumer tips for young people (in German).
Advice even for low income
The Öffentliche Rechtsauskunft- und Vergleichstelle Hamburg (ÖRA) offers legal advice, dispute resolution and mediation for low-income Hamburg residents.
For people in stressful mental situations, with mental illnesses and their relatives and loved ones: guidance and advice online via instant chat, open and direct email inquiries, as well as text chat and video advice by appointment at https://www.obeon.de/
Always a sympathetic ear
For health concerns
The information portal informedhealth.org provides understandable and scientifically verified information on a broad range of health topics, particularly health and disease, healthcare and services, explanations about the human body, diagnosis and treatments, and evidence-based medicine.
The Patient Advisory Service Hamburg offers advice on all health care issues, e.g. finding a doctor, special treatments, doctors' offices with foreign language skills.
When am I considered a "carer"? When should I look for relief? This compilation by CHE - Centrum für Hochschulentwicklung gGmbH in cooperation with Familie in der Hochschule e.V. provides initial answers as well as information and counselling options (in German).
Relatives of mentally ill people can find help, for example,