Invisible Battle – The Psyche in the Modern World

Mental health burdens are increasing alarmingly worldwide. Burnout, depression, chronic stress, and a lack of resilience are increasingly shaping the lives of people across all age and social groups. The modern world, with its high demands, uncertainties, and constant changes, puts many under pressure – a pressure they can hardly withstand without support.

At the same time, mental health remains a taboo topic in many cases. Stigmatization and a lack of understanding lead to affected individuals often not seeking help out of fear of rejection – or not even realizing that they need support. These societal barriers exacerbate suffering, causing many people to feel isolated and remain trapped in their condition.

Without targeted measures for prevention, intervention, and destigmatization, we risk the mental health crisis worsening further – with severe consequences for individual well-being, the economy, and society as a whole.

Between Unawareness and Lack of Support: The Gaps in the System

Another serious problem is the limited access to psychological support. Psychological counseling and therapy are difficult to access for many people – whether due to geographical barriers, long waiting times, or high costs. Especially in rural areas or for socially disadvantaged groups, professional help often remains out of reach.

In addition, there is a significant knowledge gap regarding self-help strategies. Most people do not know how to actively work on their mental health. Topics such as stress management, burnout prevention, and resilience building are not sufficiently taught in schools or workplaces. There is a lack of awareness campaigns that provide the general population with simple, practical tools for everyday use.

This combination of increasing burdens, insufficient access to help, and lack of education presents a growing challenge for our society.

Activities and Strategies for Change

The foundation pursues its goals through a variety of initiatives to counteract this development:

  • Scientific Research: We conduct scientific studies and develop new approaches to the treatment and prevention of mental illnesses.
  • Educational Programs: We offer training, workshops, and materials that empower individuals and organizations to take a proactive approach to mental health.
  • Crisis Intervention: In acute mental health crises, we provide rapid, professional support to help people regain balance.
  • Public Awareness: Through campaigns and events, we contribute to changing the perception of mental health.
  • Technological Innovations: We develop digital solutions to facilitate and expand access to psychological support.