Psychologist Angeliki Paschou Kokkini ​

Angeliki Paschou Kokkini is a graduate of the Department of Psychology at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, with a master’s degree in “Social Psychiatry” from the School of Medicine at Democritus University of Thrace. She is currently undergoing active psychotherapy training in Systemic-Family Therapy at the Institute of Systemic Thinking and Psychotherapy, and has completed her training in Systemic Couples Therapy at Entropia - Workshop on Systemic Ideas, Research, and Intervention. She has attended numerous training and continuing education programs on various topics, such as Clinical Psychology of Addictions, Divorce Management, Loss and Mental Resilience in Minors, Gender-Based Violence, and more. Since 2015, she has been professionally active in various settings and with diverse age groups, such as open refugee reception centers, facilities for vulnerable refugees and migrants, child protection facilities and programs, second-chance schools, etc. At the same time, in recent years she has been conducting individual sessions with adults, providing parental counseling, and conducting couples therapy sessions. In the past, she has also been involved in volunteer work and has been trained to work with diverse groups under stressful conditions, demonstrating flexibility and adaptability while developing the ability to manage emergency and traumatic situations. Through her educational and professional background, she has developed the ability to empathize and form a “genuine” connection with the client, while her many years of experience have broadened her therapeutic horizons. Her primary goal is to co-create the therapeutic journey and walk alongside the client, discovering connections, relationships, roles, and emotions.