EDUCATION & THEORETICAL ORIENTATION
I hold a Master of Science in Psychology from Lund University in Sweden, a prestigious institution ranked 75th globally in the 2025 World University Rankings, and a Master of Science in Child Studies from Linköping University. Additionally, I earned a Professional Diploma in Therapeutic Counseling from Pearson College and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of Wales.
In Greece, I have been a licensed Psychologist (License no. 3835), while in Sweden, where I currently reside, I am registered as a Therapeutic Counselor.
My education is complemented by certifications, trainings, and practice in CBT Counseling, Positive Psychology, Person-Centered Psychology, Art Therapy for Children, Divorce, Learning Difficulties, and support for people with developmental disabilities. This diverse academic and practical background equips me with a comprehensive understanding of various therapeutic approaches and techniques, allowing me to tailor my counseling to the unique needs of each individual. I offer my services in Greek and English.
For a detailed overview of my CV and qualifications, you can visit my LinkedIn profile.
MY EXPERTISE
As an expat myself for over 10 years, having lived in various countries across the world, I deeply understand the emotional and psychological adjustments that come with relocating. These firsthand experiences have not only shaped my professional perspective but also allowed me to connect on a personal level with those navigating similar challenges. In my work, I have supported numerous expat women—primarily Greek—helping them navigate the unique challenges of living abroad. Together, we have explored issues such as identity shifts, cultural adaptation, feelings of isolation, and career transitions, all while addressing the complexities of family dynamics in a new country. My approach is rooted in empathy and a deep understanding of the emotional and psychological adjustments that come with starting over in a foreign environment.