Nina Lochle

I hold a Msc degree in Gestalt psychotherapy from the Metanoia Institute in London. Further I am a fully accredited clinical member and abide by the ethical standards of the UK council of psychotherapists (UKCP). I have several years of clinical experience as a therapist and also work as a coach, at the intersection of coaching and therapy. I work with a wide range of common psychotherapeutic issues and my practice is Trauma- and Neurodiversity informed. I can offer sessions in English and German. My special interest is distress related to climate change and biodiversity loss. My journey to become a therapist, was rooted in climate concern and began many years ago through a profound clash of my environmental values with the common practices within my former career in fashion design. I am a CPA member and trained in running climate cafés as well as staying informed in current climate psychology thinking through regular workshops and continued professional development. I further have personal experience as a volunteer street campaigner for Greenpeace. As a Gestalt therapist, I take a holistic view of people’s issues, and tend to look at their thoughts, feelings and sensations as a whole while also considering how these are shaped by and embedded in their life-situation, their environment and dominant culture.