Welcome
ACT is an organization of International multi-lingual Therapists, Counselors, and Social Service Providers working in Berlin. We are here to provide an overview of therapy services available to the ever-growing International Multi-lingual Community living in Berlin. ACT intends to make the process of finding appropriate therapeutic services easier for the community. We do this by providing a list of available therapists, with a clear outline of each therapist’s qualifications and specialist areas, along with the languages in which they work, and the area of Berlin where they work.
We are also here to provide resources for other professionals who are looking for a referral for a client, patient, acquaintance or friend. Our intention is to create a useful network between professionals from which the International Community can benefit. Working together should improve services all round. As a therapist it is important to know when it is necessary to refer a client on. Joining our resources together in a pool of information is beneficial to all concerned.
As a community organization, we do not take responsibility for each therapist’s individual work. Therefore, we recommend that you consider questions that are important to you before you go to an initial consultation. If necessary, write them down and don’t be afraid to ask them. A good therapist will be open to your questions.
We are also here to provide resources for other professionals who are looking for a referral for a client, patient, acquaintance or friend. Our intention is to create a useful network between professionals from which the International Community can benefit. Working together should improve services all round. As a therapist it is important to know when it is necessary to refer a client on. Joining our resources together in a pool of information is beneficial to all concerned.
As a community organization, we do not take responsibility for each therapist’s individual work. Therefore, we recommend that you consider questions that are important to you before you go to an initial consultation. If necessary, write them down and don’t be afraid to ask them. A good therapist will be open to your questions.