Psychotherapists in Prefecture of Arkadia

Tsiogka Konstantina is a Psychologist - Systemic Psychotherapist who maintains a private practice in Tripoli. Within the scope of her professional activity, she also provides services as a Psychologist in Secondary Education of Messinia and in specialized therapy centers, while having collaborated with public and private institutions, the Hellenic Cycling Federation (as a member of the Ethics Committee), as well as primary schools, offering psychological support, parent consultations, and concurrent support for students with developmental difficulties. Her clinical experience began with an internship at the General Panarkadiko Hospital of Tripoli (Psychiatric Department), while she has also worked in a multi-specialty clinic in Arcadia, providing organizational support to a multidisciplinary health team. She holds a degree in Psychology from the University of Crete and has completed her specialization in the Systemic / Family therapy model (4-year training in Systemic Psychotherapy and Counseling) at the Laboratory of Systemic Psychology and Pedagogy "Rodakino" (member of EFTA). In addition, she attends and participates in seminars, educational programs, and continuing education related to the field of mental health. In this context, she has also been trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, in School Psychology at the University of the Aegean, in Parenting Skills Counseling, and in Play Therapy. Her approach is characterized by respect for the uniqueness of each individual and aims to create a safe therapeutic space where change and internal understanding can develop. 

Anna Xanioti is a Mental Health Counselor and Psychotherapist specializing in the Person-Centered Approach. She trained in the 4-year experiential program "Person-Centered Roots" at the College of Humanistic Studies ICPS in Athens. She is a certified Psychotherapist accredited by the European Association of Psychotherapy (EAP) and holds the European Certificate of Psychotherapy (ECP). She ensures her professional development through continuous supervision, therapy, and participation in seminars and conferences. Her areas of interest include the integration of contemporary neuroscience with psychotherapy, developmental trauma and its impact on personal relationships, psychoemotional care of women during menopause, and encounter and personal development groups.

Maria Kristina Papanidi is a licensed psychologist and psychotherapist, with an ID# 829619, and runs a private office in Vyronas. She holds a dual degree from The American College of Greece and the Open University in the UK. Maria has been attending intensive programs in Integrative Psychotherapy and Carl Jung's Analytical Psychology, following a holistic and integrative perspective in order to help achieve psychological healing and wellness by aligning conscious and unconscious aspects of the personality. She treats a variety of conditions, such as anxiety disorder, depression, bereavement, work stress, and personality difficulties, with an emphasis on personal development and self-awareness. Additional services include relationship management, family problem solving and dream analysis. Sessions can be held in Greek or English, as well as in person or online.

The Sygxrono Kentro Neuroanadrasis is located in Pangrati. It is a welcoming, modern Mental Health center, consisting of a team of Psychologists, Neuroscientists, Social Workers, and Biologists, who supervise the entire process of trainees, creating individualized treatment plans according to the needs of each patient. The services offered include Counseling, cognitive enhancement, Quantitative Electroencephalography, and Neurofeedback. Indicatively, it can be applied in cases of ADD/ADHD (attention deficit with or without hyperactivity), behavioral problems, specific learning disabilities, teeth grinding, chronic pain, sleep disorders, migraines, or fatigue. Additionally, it aids in the management of a range of emotional disorders such as anxiety and depression, as well as cases of epilepsy, cerebral palsy, and mild traumatic brain injuries.