Get to Know Me

My name is Chryssa, and I am a psychologist A.U.TH. in Greece, with a Master's Degree  in Social Work from UNIC in Cyprus and a specialization in Counseling from A.S.PE.T.E. in Greece. My expertise lies in job and career counseling, multicultural populations, and providing individual support and empowerment. I studied at the School of Philosophy at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and possess the required English language skills along with digital proficiency, which enables me to offer my services online. My studies in Social Work (MSc) enriched understanding of social sciences and services. Additionally, counseling specialization provided me with essential experience, allowing me to offer counseling services independently. My internship at a non-profit organization, coupled with my volunteer work, has equipped me with valuable experience in crisis management and social support for vulnerable populations. This internship also placed me in the role of psychologist for a European Union-funded program. Furthermore, my prior experience as a psychologist at a high school tutoring center has enhanced my skills in counseling and psychosocial services. My work with vulnerable groups has strengthened my commitment to helping others in every possible way.

My goal is to attentively listen to clients and collaboratively find a path for them to embrace their true self, achieving balance between who they are and who they wish to be. The focus of my psychological support is the client's goals and needs. I am here to guide you towards the best version of yourself. My approach integrates cognitive behavioral and existential therapy, aiming to modify dysfunctional cognitive patterns that negatively impact the client's thoughts and  behaviors. These methods allow me to understand how the individual perceives their life situations, areas for change and introduce more perspectives. These approaches have yielded positive results for those I've worked with, helping them manage their reactions to everyday challenges and significant events. I always been fascinated by understanding how people view life and events, and my desire to assist them in finding a balanced perspective motivated me to study psychology.