Villach, Austria, doesn’t have much of a queer scene, but you can find LGBTQ+-friendly activities in bigger cities like Salzburg, Vienna, Linz, Innsbruck, and Graz. In addition, if you are looking for a Pride event, Vienna hosts an annual Pride event, Vienna Gay Pride, featuring the Regenbogenparade (the “Rainbow Parade”).
Current data has determined that 23.93% of all youth in Austria are experiencing mental health problems. In addition, more than a third of all young people have had mental health issues.
This information comes from an Austria-wide epidemiological study into the number of mental health problems in Austria, conducted at MedUni Vienna’s Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry with the Ludwig Boltzmann Institute Health Promotion Research. In addition, it was published in a psychiatry journal for young people.
Unfortunately, fewer than half of those surveyed adolescents have found professional help from a qualified psychiatrist for youth.
To find a psychologist for kids in the Villach area, check out our listings at LGBTQ and ALL. We have put together a list of all the best mental health professionals in the area who treat mental health issues in children and adolescents.
Villach is a city in the Austrian province of Carinthia. It is located near the Italian and Slovenian borders, the Faak and Ossiach lakes, and the Villach Alps. In its primary square, you can find St. Jakob’s Church, a steeple with stunning views. Visitors and residents also enjoy going to Schillerpark, where you can find the Relief von Kärnten, a massive 3D scale model of Carinthia. In addition, if you go just on the outskirts of town, Warmbad-Villach has contemporary thermal baths that are popular among many people.
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Villach was first identified as a town in 1240, and it was one of the most significant areas in the nation around the late Middle Ages. Then, this town was presided over by known judges from 1240. In addition, the oldest surviving town charter traces back to 1392.
In 2016, 61,221 people were living in Villach.
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