I was born in Thessaloniki, Greece in 1981. With an academic and professional background that deeply integrates Philosophy, Psychology, and Art, my journey has been a continuous exploration of the human experience from reflection of societal dynamics and artistic expression to the deeper layers of the inner mental and emotional processes.

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My academic path began with studies in B.A.Political Science and International Relations at Panteion University in Athens, and soon expanded into a dual B.A. in Psychology and Art History at the University of Leicester, UK. During my M.A. in Existential Philosophy at the University of Essex, the work of Søren Kierkegaard became a guiding source of inspiration. I completed my PhD at the School of Philosophy of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki with distinction and a full scholarship from the State Scholarships Foundation (IKY), focusing on the Symbolist movement. Through the analysis of Symbolist art, I discovered its profound connection to psychology, as it reveals the inner world and emotional life of the creator.
I continued my training with four years of Psychotherapy and Counselling studies, as well as an M.A. in Health Psychology from Coventry University, UK. My clinical training includes specialization in Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT).

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My Journey into Psychotherapy

My philosophical exploration, especially through Kierkegaard and the concept of the “Authentic Self”, revealed to me that genuine well-being emerges from self-understanding and self-acceptance. This realization led me toward psychology and psychotherapy as the most meaningful path to helping people achieve the authenticity that allows deep and fulfilling connections with themselves and others.

Before fully dedicating myself to psychotherapy, I had the privilege of running an art space in Thessaloniki, aiming to showcase both established and emerging artists. Through this close interaction with people expressing themselves creatively, I recognized the essence of psychotherapy: the universal human need for expression and understanding. Listening to their stories, concerns, and emotions became a rich emotional experience that ultimately revealed my true calling: psychology and, more specifically, psychotherapy.

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My Approach

Today, I work exclusively in psychotherapy, offering individual and group sessions in my private practice. I specialize in supporting:

Young Adults (18–25): Individuals at the beginning of adult life seeking self-knowledge and guidance in discovering their authentic identity.
Adults (25–40): Those facing significant challenges in their professional, social, or personal lives and seeking effective support in navigating them.
Mature Adults (40+): Individuals wishing to redefine aspects of their lives, who have gained self-awareness and are ready to release past wounds.

I deeply believe that through the psychotherapeutic process, every person can discover their own truth, make peace with their past, and build a future grounded in authenticity and psychological well-being.