Tine Christensen holds a degree in Medical Social Work and a Master of Science in Psychology, with specialized training in grief and loss. She is currently completing her therapist specialization in existential therapy, a path that resonates deeply with her.
While existential themes often shape her work, Tine draws from a variety of therapeutic approaches, always adapting to the individual needs and stories of her clients.
Tine’s personal journey began in early childhood. At the age of one, she was placed in an orphanage by her biological mother and later adopted to Denmark, where she grew up in a loving and supportive home in the countryside. Her upbringing was grounded in values of openness, curiosity, and respect for others regardless of religion, culture, financial status, or social background.
These values continue to guide her in her professional life, where she meets people with genuine interest, warmth, and a deep belief in human dignity.Her lifelong curiosity about people, cultures, and the world naturally led her to the field of counseling.
As a therapist, Tine sees it as a profound privilege to be invited into people’s lives often during moments of pain, loss, or transition. She approaches this responsibility with humility and presence, aware that her role is a temporary yet meaningful part of someone else’s journey.
Since 2013, Tine has lived outside Denmark, first in San Francisco, and now in Oberägeri, Switzerland. These international experiences have given her firsthand insight into the emotional and practical challenges of starting over in a new culture and language. They’ve also fostered personal growth and deepened her understanding of identity, belonging, and resilience. Her friendship circle is international, and she considers herself a world citizen.
In addition to her clinical work, Tine is the founder of Blossom, an NGO dedicated to empowering women in vulnerable life situations.
She also receives ongoing professional supervision to ensure the quality of her work and to support her continued development as a psychologist. She is also a member of the British Society for Psycholigist (BSP)
Your counselling sessions are tailored to your specific needs and can span from a few sessions to several years, depending on your progress. Many clients report significant improvement after 5-10 sessions and often feel ready to apply the skills they've learned independently after 10-20 sessions.
Ensuring the proper connection with your counsellor is crucial for a successful journey. To fully benefit from the treatment, you should feel a strong sense of chemistry, trust, and security in the counselling relationship. To help you make this important decision, you're encouraged to reach out and schedule a preliminary call before booking your initial session. This lets you gauge whether I am the right match for your needs.
You can quickly locate our counselling services by referring to our address or contacting us for specific directions.
CH: Premium Business Center Uptown AGGeneral-Guisan-Strasse 6, 1st floor 6300 Zug
DK: Masnedøgade 20, 2. sal,2100 Østerbro
While time can bring temporary relief, counselling offers proactive strategies to manage the present and prevent future issues. It's natural to feel hesitant, but you don't have to go it alone. Let's discuss your concerns and make the therapy process comfortable.
You often feel emotionally exposed and vulnerable in the days following our first sessions, especially if you have opened up about things you don’t usually talk about. If this happens to you, know that it’s completely normal. It is also known as a “vulnerability hangover.” It might make you feel you don’t want to return for the next session. See if you can work through that feeling and give it another try. We will then talk about your experience in the next session.
Adults:
A standard 55-minute adult session is CHF 180, with payment due at the session unless other arrangements are made.
Youth:
Youth often find shorter sessions more manageable due to the intensity of discussing feelings. The fee for a 45-minute counselling session is CHF 160.
Self-paying students can access a 45-minute session at a rate of CHF 120.
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Unfortunately, we are not covered by basic insurance. However, some supplementary insurance providers do offer reimbursement for counselling sessions. We are happy to provide a supportive letter or documentation to assist with your claim.We recommend contacting your insurance company directly to inquire about your specific coverage options.
Your appointment time is reserved exclusively for you. Cancellations made with less than 48 hours notice will incur the full fee for the scheduled appointment.
