Gay Counseling Berlin is recruiting new staff members. A vacancy opens on July 15, 2026.

They seek a licensed psychotherapist or psychologist. Both professions can apply for the role. The position offers 15 to 30 hours weekly.

The successful candidate works with LBTI* refugees. LBTI* means lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and intersex individuals. These people need specialized psychological support.

LBTI* refugees often experienced severe trauma. Their home countries persecuted them for their identity. This causes serious mental health problems. Trauma, anxiety, and depression are common consequences.

Gay Counseling Berlin is a respected counseling center. It has supported queer communities for many years. Services include counseling, therapy, and social support.

This position matters greatly for the queer community. Few specialists work with LBTI* refugees today. Combined refugee and queer experiences require special expertise.

Interested candidates should contact Gay Counseling Berlin directly. Full application details appear on their website. This role enables direct support for vulnerable populations.

Berlin ranks among Germany's most open cities for queer people. However, specialized services for queer refugees remain scarce. This vacancy represents important progress forward.