Online therapy in Greek or English

A safe space for Greeks abroad and the LGBTQ+ community to untangle what matters.

Psychological therapy from someone who grew up in Greece and became part of the Greek diaspora — so you don’t have to explain your culture before you can talk about yourself.

About me

After almost 10 years of working in Greece and England, I set up my own online private practice to offer therapy in Greek or English.

Migrating, or being part of a minority, is not easy. In other cultures it may seem, for example, that we are arguing when we speak Greek on the phone. When looking for therapy, we may meet therapists who, without realising it, are prejudiced towards how we behave.

In Greece I worked with NGOs; in England, for the NHS in both clinical and research roles — including forensic psychology, health psychology and homelessness.

The Greek diaspora

I bring my own experience of growing up in Greece and then living abroad, and I work in whichever language feels right to you.

LGBTQI+ affirmative care

I have witnessed the prejudice and conversion practices the community can face when seeking care. I trained at Middlesex University in culturally competent LGBT+ care to offer a genuinely safe space.

Online, wherever you are

Sessions take place by secure video, so you can attend from home in the UK, Greece or anywhere else.

Areas of work

This list is not exhaustive. If your request is something different, please get in touch.

Training & registration

Licensed to practise as a psychologist in Greece. Registered with the British Association for Behavioural & Cognitive Psychotherapies. Completed EMDR Europe standard accredited training.

  1. PgDip, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy — psychosis & bipolar disorder (CBTp) University College London
  2. MSc, Mental Health & Psychological Therapies Queen Mary University of London
  3. BA, Psychology Deree – The American College of Greece
  4. CBT for eating disorders (CBT-E, CBT-T) Further training
  5. EMDR UK standard accredited training Institute for Change
  6. IENE 9 Certificate in Culturally Competent & Compassionate LGBT+ Health and Social Care Middlesex University

How it works

  1. Assessment

    The first step is to book in an assessment to discuss what brings you to me, which can take place over 1–3 sessions.

  2. Recommendations

    I’ll make one or more recommendations. Sometimes a different approach to what I offer may suit you better.

  3. Decide together

    We then decide collaboratively how to proceed.

Get in touch

Send a short message and I’ll reply to arrange your assessment. You don’t need to share details you’re not ready to.

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