Judith is an integrative individual and family therapist, systemic mediator, coach and group analyst. She also works with a lot of passion as a groupanalytic supervisor. After studying political science at the Free University of Berlin in the 1990s, she worked for many years in science and politics, including at the German Advisory Council on Global Change (WBGU), Rutgers University, State University of New Jersey, the University of Erfurt and the Alice Salomon University of Applied Sciences Berlin. 2025 she finished a research project at the University of Leipzig to right wing developments in rural areas of eastern Germany (https://waysacrossthecountry.de/). After returning from a research stay in New York in 2007, she completed her doctorate on the topic of 'Knowledge Networks and Climate Policy' at the University of Kassel. The topic of sustainability is close to her heart, and in a holistic sense. This means thinking ecologically, socially and economically in a future-oriented and justice-oriented way. The focus is on human development. In 2017, she decided to integrate her scientific skills into the systemic and psychoanalytic field. Today, she succeeds in doing this by combining scientific focuses on feminism and sustainability with her lifeworld-oriented work as a consultant, coach and group analyst in the support of individuals, teams and groups. Dr. Enders has published several books on sustainable development, climate change and Eastern Germany studies. One of her most read books in English language, Theories of Sustainable Development, explores key concepts to achieving successful implementation of sustainability (Routledge, 2013). Enders is the founder of the Third Generation East initiative and serves as a board member of the Perspective Hoch Drei Society (https://perspektivehochdrei.de/).