Eva Kantourou

I grew up in Greece, spent my formative years in Australia, and lived in the UK for eight years. Experiencing multiple cultures has shaped my understanding of identity, relationships, and the diverse ways people navigate life’s challenges. I earned my BSc in Psychology from the University of Bradford and a Master’s in Applied Forensic Psychology from the University of York. I am a trained cognitive-behavioral psychotherapist and counselor, with over six years of professional experience. I spent three years working with refugees and migrants and have spent the past three years in private practice, supporting clients with anxiety, panic attacks, psychological abuse, relationship challenges, life transitions, personal growth, and female empowerment. Alongside my clinical work, I have a background in Film Studies (BA) and a second Master’s in Screenwritng for TV and Film (MA). This creative training has deepened my understanding of human stories and the ways people make meaning in their lives. I strive to create a reflective, compassionate, and empowering space where clients can explore challenges, gain insight, and discover practical ways to grow, heal, and move forward.