Trigger warning: This episode is about suicide, among other things. So only watch this episode if you feel able to. Are you in a mental crisis and/or are you having suicidal thoughts? Please contact the telephone counseling service on 0800 1110111 or 0800 1110222. You can get help here! In the third part of the bar talk, Stefanie Giesinger talks about her experiences with therapy and antidepressants and why she decided to talk about it publicly. In order to live up to her role as a role model on the Internet, she tries to be honest and authentic. She talks about sleeping and concentration problems, depression and emotional outbursts and how she managed to overcome her depression with the help of people around her. We would like to thank the Bricks Club Berlin and everyone involved! A production by svenson suite (http://www.svenson-suite.de) on behalf of Freunde fürs Leben eV Editors: Amelie Schwierholz, Julia Schmidt, Melina Camilo, Diana Doko Director: Sven Haeusler Director Of Photography: Tobias Kaufmann Camera: Marc Hennicke, Jakob Erlenmeyer Sound: Dennis Groß Hair & Make up: Christina Moissl Editing: Sven Haeusler Grading: Stephan Walsch Audio Postproduction: Dennis Groß Set Assistant: Ben Elvis Doko Funded by the Federal Ministry of Health based on a resolution of the German Bundestag. Bar Talk is frnd.tv's most successful and complex video format, in which presenter Markus Kavka invites prominent guests to the bar of a Berlin bar. "Talk - because talking about mental illness is the first step in preventing suicide," Kavka explains the title. His guests face the difficult topic and openly report on their own crises and strategies for dealing with them. For example, actress Nova Meierhenrich talks about her father's suicide and rapper Prinz Pi reveals that his children are the best antidepressant for him. Other guests included the singers Clueso and Bosse, actress Nora Tschirner, rapper Megaloh, entrepreneur Paula Schwartz, DJ Oliver Koletzki and businesswoman Anita Tillmann. Check out other episodes: - Stefanie Giesinger's many facets Bar Talk, Part 4: Facial gymnastics - • Stefanie Giesinger's many facets... - Nora Tschirner on hospital stays and her relationship with herself Bar Talk, Part 3 - • Nora Tschirner on hospital stays... Every year over 9,000 people die of suicide in Germany. Over 5 million Germans suffer from depression. Despite this, society still doesn't talk about it enough and mental illnesses continue to be stigmatized. Freunde fürs Leben eV wants to change that with this YouTube channel, frnd.tv, among other things - because suicide prevention is possible through targeted information about warning signs, offers of help and therapy options. Here you will find numerous videos on the topics of mental health and dealing with crisis situations. In our formats Laut Gedacht, Bar-Talk and Vicky will's wissen, celebrities, experts and those affected talk about depression, anxiety disorders and the like and take you on their journey to dealing with mental stress. If you are interested in the topic outside of YouTube: We also provide information about suicide and depression on our website frnd.de, our social media channels on Facebook and Instagram and in our podcasts. You can find the links here: ►►https://www.frnd.de / freundefuer. . / freundefuers. . https://www.frnd.de/podcast/ Do you like our videos? Then please subscribe to frnd.tv #frnd #freundefuersleben #mentalhealth