Dr Katherine Athanasiou
Since 2016, I have been working as a psychotherapist in private practice, offering tailored psychotherapy and systemic counseling sessions to address challenges in wellbeing, career, relationships, professional growth, and personal happiness. My areas of specialization include Systemic Family Therapy and Business Interventions in multinational environments. In my practice, I use tools from many disciplines such as Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), Positive Psychology, Motivational Coaching, Appreciative Inquiry, and Brief Solution-Focused Therapy to provide holistic and effective solutions to my clients. Actually the only one who can provide the solution is YOU, the Client. I can only open a window, create a source, become a vehicle to find your strengths and realizations.
In addition to my private practice, I have extensive experience in organizational settings. I have facilitated Employee Assistance Programs for companies in Greece and abroad, working with diverse teams to enhance collaboration, manage stress, and achieve professional goals. My recent role as Success Counselor for Fundamental Hospitality Ltd. in the UAE hospitality sector involved coaching executives, designing personal development plans, leading recruitment and training efforts, and supporting stress management initiatives.
Amalia Zika
Amalia Zika is a graduate of the Medical School of the University of Crete. She completed part of her specialization at the General Hospital of Lefkada, the Psychiatric Hospital of Corfu, and the 401 General Military Hospital. She later worked at the Psychiatric Hospital of Attica – Dafni, where she completed her specialization in Psychiatry, and at the Psychiatric Hospital of Attica – Dromokaiteio.
In addition to her specialization, she focused on psychosexual disorders and trained in cognitive-behavioral psychotherapy at the Aiginiteio Hospital and in systemic/family psychotherapy at the Family Therapy Unit of the Psychiatric Hospital of Attica – Dafni.
She worked in the Alcohol Dependency Department (18 Ano), Acute Cases Departments, Reintegration Structures (Shelters, Group Homes), and Outpatient Clinics of the hospitals. She also participated in the care of hospitalized patients and in the hospital on-call programs.
As part of her ongoing education, she attends many conferences and seminars and has participated in research related to Bipolar Disorder at Attiko Hospital.
Georgia Gantona
Dr. Georgia Gantona is a Psychologist, Systemic-Dialectical Psychotherapist with postgraduate and doctoral studies in Psychology from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh). She maintains a private practice providing individual and family psychotherapy, coordinating therapeutic groups, and offering career counseling. She also trains and supervises mental health professionals in modern therapeutic approaches such as systemic, dialectical, and narrative psychotherapy at both private educational centers and various public sector organizations.
Her research interests in recent years have focused on the application of dialectical models and techniques in clinical practice. She is a member of Greek scientific associations and has presented scientific work at both national and international conferences, as well as published scientific papers in Greek and international journals.
Konstantinos Romanos Zisimopoulos
Psychologist specializing in Clinical Hypnosis
Konstantinos Zisimopoulos studied Psychology at the University of Chichester and specialized in Clinical Hypnotherapy at the University of West London. In recent years, he has been active in the therapy field, guiding world-renowned athletes (including MBA basketball players) to achieve maximum performance. He also teaches at the Piraeus Institute of Psychotherapy. He has been collaborating with leading dietitians in providing psychological support to individuals aiming for weight loss. He is a PhD candidate in the Psychology Department of Bolton University. Additionally, since 2018, he has been participating in the actions of the Hellenic Psychotherapy Society (EPSYTHE) as a member of the Mobile Mental Health Unit.