Film 3: #Invisible Suffering – The Perspective of Therapists and Social Workers

How do professionals experience the deployment and effects of psychological stress on soldiers and their families? This short film provides insight into the work and perspectives of therapists and social workers who work with those affected on a daily basis.

#UnsichtbaresLeid (Invisible Suffering) presents personal perspectives on living with mission-related mental illness in four short films – honest, intimate and emotional. The aim is to foster understanding and promote dialogue.

The campaign was organised by Angriff auf die Seele e. V. The films were produced in collaboration with the German Hardship Foundation, the Catholic Family Foundation and the German Armed Forces Psychotrauma Centre. Production: C3 Creative Code and Content GmbH.

Winner of the German Brand Award 2024.

The image shows a stylised, almost sculptural representation of a man sitting in an armchair. The man is dressed in a light-coloured shirt and dark trousers. The texture of the image makes him appear as if he were carved from stone or a similar material, with a rough, slightly grainy surface. The colour palette is mainly in cool blue tones, creating a melancholic or sombre atmosphere. The man sits upright and appears calm, almost rigid. His expression is serious and thoughtful. The background is blurred and dark, making the man in the foreground stand out more. In the lower right corner is the hashtag "#UnsichtbaresLeid" (#InvisibleSuffering).
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11 June 2025

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