Look Who Opened a Family Counseling Practice

When they feel they need help, people turn to the experts. But where moonbattery prevails, experts are not always likely to be helpful. Consider the family counseling practice launched by Holger Niggemann, a Swiss LGBT activist who is under investigation for sexually exploiting children at a “safe space” for “queer youth” that he cofounded with his “husband.”

Reduxx reports on their taxpayer-supported Sozialwerk.LGBT+, which ensnared children as young as 13.

Holger, 42, is alleged to have had sexual contact with two 17-year-olds who had sought help for bullying with his organization. Holger was a board member of the group at the time, while his husband Björn was the business manager. The two men are said to have had a three-way sexual relationship with one of the teens, a 17-year old boy, according to a report by Tages-Anzeiger.

This could be expected, considering the prevailing climate:

Several individuals report that Sozialwerk.LGBT+ had a “sexualized atmosphere” despite catering to children. The Niggemann’s reportedly often offered teenagers a box full of sex toys like dildos, leather straps, bondage gear, whips, or anal plugs.

Sozialwerk.LGBT+ has been dissolved. According to chairwoman Viktoriya Schiefer, it could “no longer function as a safe space for young people.” So Holger Niggemann is moving on:

Despite the ongoing investigation, Reduxx has now learned that Holger has launched his own office focused on family and sexual counseling in Buchs.

As for qualifications, on his website Holger…

…underscores that counseling children and adolescents on partnerships and sexuality has always been a key focus for him.

Fees run 100–150 Swiss francs for a 90-minute session. Maybe parents willing to leave their boys alone with him can get a discount.

Don’t forget now — Love Is Love! From last spring:

“Ja zur Ehe für alle” means “Yes to marriage for all.” The slippery slope is steep and greasy.

On tips from ABC of the ANC and Franco.

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