Welcome
I am Eva Jahn, a licensed psychotherapist, climate psychology specialist and speaker. I support individuals, leaders, and communities in navigating change, building resilience, and leading with care. My work spans personal psychotherapy, clinical and professional consultation, and guiding organizations and communities in the climate and leadership world toward deeper connection, emotional resilience and sustainable action.
therapy and clinical consultation
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individual therapy
I offer individual therapy grounded in a contemplative, relational, and psychoanalytic approach, climate-awareness and social justice values. Together, we create a space for deep listening, emotional clarity, and healing — honoring your story while exploring new ways to navigate life’s challenges with resilience and care.
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clinical consultation
I provide consultation for emerging clinicians who want to deepen their skills in climate psychology, relational practice, and socially conscious therapy. Our work together bridges theory and practice, helping you navigate complex client presentations, integrate climate-related themes, and grow your confidence as a practitioner.
Climate Emotional resilience and collective care
This polycrisis touches every aspect of our lives — our health, our communities, our sense of future. My work in climate psychology and emotional resilience helps people, teams, and organizations navigate this reality with clarity, compassion, and courage. Through workshops, trainings, and consultations, I create spaces where the complexity of our emotions meets the possibility of collective action.
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Climate psychology examines how the climate crisis impacts our emotional lives, our relationships, and our social systems. It explores responses like grief, anxiety, numbness, and denial, and helps us find ways to stay connected, engaged, and hopeful in the face of ecological loss. In therapy, consultation, or group settings, climate psychology offers tools for making meaning, building resilience, and acting from our values.
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Emotional resilience is the capacity to adapt and respond to challenges while staying grounded in our core values. In the context of the climate crisis, resilience means being able to face difficult truths without collapsing into despair or burnout. It’s not about “bouncing back” to how things were — it’s about growing our capacity to meet what is, together, with creativity, courage, and care.
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Communities of Care are networks of people who intentionally support each other’s well-being, growth, and resilience — especially in times of challenge or change. They are built on trust, mutual aid, and shared responsibility, offering a counterbalance to the isolation and burnout often created by individualistic or competitive systems. In a community of care, each person both gives and receives support, and relationships are nurtured as a source of strength, healing, and collective action.
Organizational and
Company Consultation
Building climate-aware, emotionally resilient teams that can meet the challenges of our time.
I work with organizations, nonprofits, and companies to integrate climate psychology and emotional resilience into their culture. These consultations help teams address burnout, climate-related stress, and moral injury while building trust, capacity, and sustainable ways of working. Sessions can be one-off deep dives or part of a longer-term partnership, tailored to your mission and needs.
workshops and talks
Creating spaces for learning, connection, and resilience in a changing world.
I offer interactive workshops and keynote talks that help participants explore climate-related emotions, strengthen resilience, and engage with care and creativity. Whether for a conference, community gathering, or organizational retreat, these sessions bring the principles of climate psychology, emotional resilience and communities of care into practical, embodied learning through storytelling, dialogue, experiential activities and practical tools.
current group offerings
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Thicket
Thicket is an 8-week online experiential training program for medical and mental health providers, educators, activists, researchers, public servants and others confronting this polycrisis in their work and beyond. To effectively serve others and this earth, we need to also confront our own subjective experience and feelings towards this crisis.
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Wild matriarchs
A 5-week femme-embodied process group for the matriarchs: the female-identifying leaders, visionaries, change makers, circle holders, and way-showers who are called to lead, heal, and nurture themselves, their communities, their place, and planet.
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climate cafés
A Climate Cafe is a welcoming, inclusive, facilitated space to explore the impacts of climate change together. By speaking up about our climate feelings, we normalize them for ourselves, but also become an active participant in breaking the collective silence. There is no other agenda, no pressure to take action, no need to bring solutions. Just an open invitation to share for a while with others who also care.