[DeepL:] Stalking, the stalking and harassment of another person, occurs in all age groups and population strata, as well as in all genders. This is true for both the victims and the people who stalk. In many cases it represents a considerable problem for both sides. The Stop-Stalking counseling center advises both victims of stalking and people who are stalking, of course strictly separately in individual settings. Relatives and people who have to deal with stalking in a professional context also receive advice. Furthermore, Stop-Stalking wants to contribute to the sensitization and education of the public regarding the topic of stalking, as well as to the development of a network in which counseling facilities, offices and law enforcement agencies work together. Stop-Stalking employs psychotherapists, psychologists, lawyers and social workers. The counseling takes place on site, as well as by telephone or e-mail and is free of charge for the users. Appointments are available by appointment.
The service is funded by the Senate Department for Justice, Consumer Protection and Anti-Discrimination and the Senate Department for Health, Care and Equality.