Pia Hüter

We look at your situation, and we look together for a solution that fits.

With athletes, that conversation is about the mental side of performance, and about the pressure around it. I come from competitive sport, including two years at a sports boarding school in Barcelona while I was trying to become a tennis professional. That is why I try to meet you at eye level, and why I do not treat the strain of that life as a small thing.

The same way of working applies when the pressure is not only about sport: stress, or a large change in life. What I want you to leave with is a clearer picture of your situation and a solution we have looked for together.

I work with athletes, and with people who feel under constant pressure, who are stressed, or who are in a large change. The relationship I am aiming for is trust, at eye level, from someone who has lived inside competitive sport. The people I have spent the most time with are athletes.

I grew up in a sporting family, and I spent two years at a sports boarding school in Barcelona, hardly speaking the language at the start and missing my friends and my family. That is the basis for meeting athletes at eye level.

In 2024 I completed a Doctor of Public Health at the Medizinische Fakultät, Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf. I have worked mainly with athletes in handball, football, tennis, fencing, and athletics. I have also co-authored papers on digital mental health services.