CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGISTS
Licensed and Registered Mental Health Professionals
Orestis Kasinopoulos, PhD
Clinical Psychologist| Project Founder & Director
"In my mental health practice, I embrace a humanistic approach centered on fostering genuine connections and understanding. I believe in the inherent worth and potential for growth within each individual, creating a safe and compassionate space for clients to explore their experiences and navigate their unique paths to self-discovery and well-being.
Let's embark together on a collaborative journey towards empowerment and holistic healing.
Short video regarding my approach
Stavriana Nicolaidou, MSc
Clinical Psychologist (GESY)
“Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response.
In our response lies our growth and our freedom.”
― Viktor E. Frankl
Empathy, unconditional positive regard for people, authenticity, and respect are the prerequisites for creating a meaningful therapeutic relationship of trust according to the great masters.
These principles form the foundation of my own philosophy as well.
Stylianos Constantinou, MSc
Clinical Psychologist (GESY)
"My philosophy is based on a great lesson I received from my mentor:
"For everyone you have in front of you, know that they are first and foremost HUMAN." With this in mind, I am always there for my client… to listen carefully… for them to share with me what concerns them… to give them space and time… and to reach the therapeutic goals together…"
Georgia Spyridou, MSc
Clinical Psychologist (GESY)
“Know all the theories, master all the techniques, but as you touch a human soul be just another human soul”
Carl Jung.
In my mental health practice, I embrace an integrative approach centered on creating a unique form of treatment for each individual that will best suit their needs and goals.
Understanding that for some people seeking psychological support is a big step, I offer a non-judgmental, confidential, compassionate and professional therapeutic environment."
Agne Semenaite, MA
Clinical Psychologist (GESY)
"We all have the answers inside of us, but sometimes life becomes too complicated, and we feel lost. With the right guidance, those answers can come to the surface, and that’s how we can start owning our lives again.
Together, we slow down things, notice patterns with compassion, and turn those insights into small, realistic actions that fit your life."
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Anna Throumpari
Clinical Psychologist (GESY)
I believe psychotherapy begins when we feel safe enough to be genuine.
It is a space of encounter, where we can come to understand ourselves more deeply, make sense of our personal history, and come to terms with parts of ourselves that we may have tried to hide or change.
For me, therapy means greater awareness, greater acceptance, and ultimately greater freedom to live in a way that feels true to who we are.
In this sense, change often begins when we find a space in which we can truly be ourselves.
“What is the bravest thing you’ve ever said?” asked the boy.
“Help,” said the horse.
“Asking for help isn’t giving up,” said the horse, “it’s refusing to give up.”
— The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse, Charlie Mackesy
Licensed and Registered Mental Health Professionals
COUNSELLING PSYCHOLOGISTS
Counselling Psychologist
Diamando Rovania, MSc
What’s left unspoken becomes a heavy weight deep in our hearts and minds. Gradually, it can also isolate us in fear of what may follow if the truth is told.
Will others understand what I feel? Will I be hurt again? Will I be exposed to people who matter to me? And then, how will I deal with these? In the safety of therapy, truth can heal enduring wounds and enhance our understanding of painful or unpleasant emotions.
Truth can free, lighten, and
enable us to find and embrace our true selves. Subsequently, it can allow one to move on with their life purposefully and with inner peace.
SCHOOL - EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGISTS
Licensed and Registered Mental Health Professionals
Anthoulla Papageorgiou, MA
School - Educational Psychologist
"Through the collaboration with the family, child/adolescent, school, therapist – and any significant other - while using empirically documented methods, it is possible to achieve any change. My goal is to help those mentioned above to "shift" and transform the old-fashioned notion that it is the child that "bears" the difficulty and therefore, it is him who needs help."
Alexandra Zapiti, MSc
School - Educational Psychologist
My sole purpose is to support, inspire, and remind parents, caregivers, educators, and children of the importance of promoting their mental health. Helping in turning other’s pain or difficulty into strength and change someones’s life for the better.
I strongly believe that when you practice the profession you love, along with the required skills, knowledge, confidence and empathy, you can be a source of inspiration to those around you.
"The good life is a process, not a state of being. It is a direction, not a destination."
– Carl Rogers
Andri Michael, MSc
School - Educational Psychologist
"As a school psychologist, the philosophy that guides my work is based on the belief that every child has unique potential and deserves an environment in which they can grow emotionally, socially, and academically.
My goal is to stand alongside children, parents, and educators, building bridges of understanding and collaboration. I focus on prevention, fostering resilience and life skills, while also providing specialized support and guidance. I believe that through a holistic approach we can create an environment where every child feels accepted, safe, and empowered to develop with confidence."
Savvina Banti, MA
School - Educational Psychologist
I believe that every child has the capacity to grow, adapt, and flourish when provided with
the right support and understanding.
As a School Psychologist, I use empirically-based assessment methods and evidence-based
practices to identify the individual needs of each child or adolescent, while always considering the broader context of their everyday life.
My approach emphasizes collaboration between the child, family, school, and other professionals, with the goal of creating supportive environments that strengthen emotional well-being, development, resilience, and quality of life.
PSYCHOTHERAPISTS
Emmelia Georgiou
Dance Movement Psychotherapist
"My approach is grounded in psychodynamic therapy. I work with the understanding that early relationships and unconscious patterns shape how we move through the present. Often, these dynamics come to life in the therapeutic relationship itself,
offering us a unique opportunity to notice, reflect, or try something different."