By students, for students, throughout the whole semester, Sunday to Thursday, 8 pm to midnight
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Studying isn't easy, and sometimes you just need someone who listens. The topic doesn't matter. But if you're not sure, here are a few ideas.
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LUNA Nightline Luzern is an anonymous, volunteer-run listening service by students, for students on the Lucerne campus. We are there when you need someone to talk to – confidential, respectful and without giving advice.
Whether by chat or by phone: here you'll find a safe space to be heard.
We are trained in active listening. With training sessions and regular workshops we keep learning, so we can be your best listener.
Would you like to become part of the Nightline and support others? Great!
You listen to students and support them with their questions and challenges – by phone or by chat. Everything confidential, anonymous and on equal terms. You are there when someone needs someone to talk to, offering support, orientation and an open ear.
We offer you training in active listening, a strong team of around 20 counsellors and valuable experience for your professional life.
If you study at HSLU, PH or the University of Lucerne, speak fluent standard German and understand Swiss German and would like to volunteer: get in touch, we look forward to hearing from you!
Nightline Luzern offers practical workshops on mental health, student engagement and dialogue with students.
Our formats are aimed at universities, companies, associations and institutions and are tailored individually to each target group.
The workshops are designed and delivered by committed students from various fields, from psychology and education to engineering.
To cover our costs, we welcome donations or a contribution according to your means.
More understanding of mental health in everyday life Concrete ideas for motivation and collaboration New perspectives in the dialogue between generations Practical tools for better communication 
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