Welcome to @ease
Haarlem
Got a question first? Just give us a call during opening hours at 085 212 9746 or send us a message through the contact form.
Our opening hours can sometimes change. To make sure, check the Instagram page of @ease Haarlem. We’re closed on official public holidays.
Meet our team in Haarlem
Feeling a bit nervous about just walking in? We get it. So let us introduce ourselves first.
Kristien
Locatiemanager
Emiel
Peer-listener
Carla
Peer-listener
An amazing place with amazing people who listen without judgement and help you work through your thoughts and emotions
Take a look inside
Curious what it looks like inside? Take a look around.
What’s a conversation like?
At @ease Haarlem, you can drop by for free, no appointment needed. You’ll always talk to someone your own age.
Not sure yet? That’s okay. Curious what a conversation at @ease is like? Check the What to expect page to see how it works, step by step.
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Ready to take the first step?
Is something on your mind? Sharing your story can help.
Want to join us as a peer listener?
Looking for meaningful volunteer work in Haarlem? Join @ease as a peer listener and support other young people. You’ll receive thorough training, personal guidance and gain valuable experience.
Our partners
@ease Haarlem is part of a local network committed to supporting young people.
Thanks to their financial support, knowledge, time and contributions in kind, we can continue to make sure young people can come to @ease for free and without an appointment.
