CNAPA provides professional Prevention Counseling supporting policymakers, professionals, institutions, businesses, and communities in preventing health, social, or psychological problems at an early stage. The goal is to identify risks before they manifest and to develop strategies that strengthen protective factors.
Our offer is oriented towards the respective living environments of the target groups, incorporates individual, social, and structural aspects, and takes into account internationally recognized findings on the effectiveness of measures. Our intervention/service can be both informative and action-oriented, ranging from education and training to the joint development of long-term prevention strategies.
Prevention Counseling in Childhood and Youth
Early prevention in childhood and adolescence is particularly effective, as this is where the foundations for a healthy life are laid. Prevention counseling supports families, schools, and educational and psychological professionals in strengthening children and adolescents in their development, identifying problematic behaviors early, and counteracting harmful influences such as violence, addiction, or bullying.
Prevention Counseling in Workplaces
In the work context, prevention counseling aims to promote the health of employees and reduce absences due to illness and workplace accidents. Topics such as mental health, the prevention of psychosocial risks, and addiction prevention are the focus. Internal prevention concepts can be developed and implemented in collaboration with professionals, managers, and employees.
Prevention Counseling in Municipalities
At the municipal level, prevention counseling helps to create health-promoting living conditions. It connects actors from education, health, social work, and politics in order to jointly develop measures that are tailored to the needs of the local population. The goal is to establish prevention as a permanent component of municipal structures.
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