Katerina Petropoulou

I’m a Clinical Psychologist with a background in Clinical Psychology (Leiden University, MSc) and Psychology (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, BSc). My clinical training focused on supporting individuals struggling with anxiety, trauma, emotional dysregulation, and relationship challenges. Currently, I’m deepening my expertise through postgraduate training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), while integrating elements from Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and psychodynamic thinking. My approach is warm, collaborative, and reflective, helping you make sense of your emotional world and find new ways to relate to yourself and others with compassion and clarity. Alongside my clinical work, I’ve been involved in community and volunteer projects promoting psychological resilience and empowerment. These include supporting children in protective care with The Smile of the Child and participating as a trainer in the women’s empowerment program WOMENTORS, organized by the Lambrakis Foundation. My experiences working and training across Europe have nurtured a deep appreciation for diversity and the many ways people find healing and meaning. I believe therapy is a space for exploration and emotional connection, a place where you can be met with empathy and curiosity, and where your story can unfold safely. I’m particularly drawn to working with individuals navigating emotional intensity, self-criticism, or past experiences of loss or trauma. Together, we can work toward greater self-understanding, emotional balance, and a sense of inner growth that feels authentic to you.